UK Statutory Instrument SI 2009/716 United Kingdom

The Chemicals (Hazard Information and Packaging for Supply) Regulations 2009

Enforced by
HSE
Status
In Force
Penalty ceiling
Regulated

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Part 1

INTRODUCTION

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3 other sections in this Part — procedural and definitional
s.001 Citation, commencement and extent
s.002 Interpretation
s.003 Application
Part 2

GENERAL REQUIREMENTS

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3 other sections in this Part — procedural and definitional
s.004 Classification of dangerous substances and dangerous preparations
s.005 Safety data sheets for substances and preparations
s.006 Packaging of dangerous substances, dangerous preparations and certain specified preparations
Schedules

Schedules

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28 other schedules
s.sch001 In certain cases specified in Table 3.2 of part 3...
s.sch003 Classification by the conventional method as corrosive
s.sch003 Classification by the conventional method as irritant
s.sch003 Classification by the conventional method as sensitising
s.sch003 Classification by the conventional method as carcinogenic
s.sch003 Classification by the conventional method as mutagenic
s.sch003 Classification by the conventional method as toxic for reproduction
s.sch003 Classification of preparations for environmental hazards
s.sch003 Use of concentration limits in classification for environmental effects
s.sch003 Conventional method for the evaluation of hazards to the aquatic environment
s.sch003 Conventional method for the evaluation of hazards to the ozone layer
s.sch003 Classification by the conventional method as very toxic
s.sch003 Classification by the conventional method as toxic
s.sch003 Classification by the conventional method as harmful
s.sch004 Cement and cement preparations
s.sch004 Preparations not intended for the general public
s.sch004 Preparations intended to be sold to the general public that contain active chlorine
s.sch004 Preparations containing cadmium (alloys) intended to be used for brazing or soldering
s.sch004 Preparations not classified as sensitising but containing at least one sensitising substance
s.sch004 Liquid preparations containing halogenated hydrocarbons
s.sch004 Preparations containing a substance assigned the risk phrase R67
s.advertisements for dangerous preparations Advertisements for dangerous preparations Regulated
  • Include hazard details in advertisements for dangerous preparationsAny Person
32 other provisions
s.001 Other than gaseous preparations
s.001 Gaseous preparations
s.002 Other than gaseous preparations
s.002 Gaseous preparations
s.003 Other than gaseous preparations
s.003 Gaseous preparations
s.004 Other than gaseous preparations
s.004 Gaseous preparations
s.005 Other than gaseous preparations
s.005 Gaseous preparations
s.006 Other than gaseous preparations
s.006 Gaseous preparations
s.007 Labelling of dangerous substances and dangerous preparations
s.008 Labelling of single receptacles and receptacles in outer packagings
s.009 Particular labelling requirements for certain preparations
s.010 Methods of marking or labelling packages
s.011 Child resistant fastenings, tactile warning devices and other consumer protection measures
s.012 Retention of data for dangerous preparations
s.013 Transitional provisions for dangerous substances, dangerous preparations and certain specified preparations
s.014 Enforcement
s.015 Defence
s.016 Extension outside Great Britain
s.017 Revocations and amendments
s.018 The Regulations specified in the Table in Schedule 7 are...
s.para.55 Note
s.para.57 Note

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