Dangerous Goods

Cap. 134 · Revised Edition 2020 · 39 sections

s. 1Short title
s. 2Interpretation
s. 3Appointment of authorised officer
s. 4Specially dangerous goods and dangerous goods
s. 5Minister may declare other goods specially dangerous
s. 6Vessels carrying specially dangerous goods to conform to regulations as to mooring
s. 7Petroleum and specially dangerous goods not to be kept within fifty yards of a house, etc., without a licence
s. 8Power of authorised officer to grant licence
s. 9Duration of licence
s. 10Conditions of licence
s. 11Appeal to Minister from refusal of licence
s. 12Specially dangerous goods not to be delivered to warehouse- owner or carrier, etc., without being marked
s. 13Goods delivered, etc., in breach of section 12 liable to forfeiture
s. 14Warehouse-owners and carriers not bound to receive specially dangerous goods
s. 15Petroleum may be inspected and tested
s. 16Search warrant
s. 17Mode of testing
s. 18Saving clause
s. 19Part I to be subject to Orders made under Part IV
s. 20Interpretation in this Part
s. 21Appointment of authorized inspectors
s. 22Liquified petroleum gases declared to be dangerous goods
s. 23Prohibition
s. 24Exceptions to the Prohibition from using bob-tail delivery trucks
s. 25Regulations for liquified petroleum gases
s. 26Application of Part III
s. 27Saving clause
s. 28Limitation of keeping quantity of gunpowder in towns, etc
s. 29Justice of the Peace or constable with warrant may enter houses, etc. and search for gunpowder
s. 30Fees on storage in public magazine
s. 31Application of Part III to Belize City
s. 32Minister may make regulations
s. 33Part III to be subject to Orders under Parts I and IV
s. 34Definition of “explosive”
s. 35Power to prohibit or restrict manufacture, etc., of dangerous explosives
s. 36Powers of customs officers
s. 37Regulations
s. 38Recovery of penalties, etc
s. 39Effect of Order