r. 1.1.5 means— carcinogens licence (a) a licence to use a Schedule 1 carcinogenic substance at a laboratory; or (b) a licence to use a Schedule 2 carcinogenic substance at a laboratory; or (c) a licence to use a Schedule 2 carcinogenic substance at a workplace other than a laboratory; in relation to a substance, means chemical name, its scientific or technical name; means chrysotile-containing material containing material that contains chrysotile asbestos; means a licence Class A asbestos removal licence that permits the holder to remove asbestos of any kind as specified in the licence; means a licence Class B asbestos removal licence that allows the holder to remove non-friable asbestos-containing material as specified in the licence; means— competency standard (a) in respect of winder operations, a competency standard for winder operations determined by the Authority under regulation 1.1.6; (b) in any other case, a competency standard that is endorsed for the purposes of the National Standard for Licensing Persons Performing High Risk Work published by the Australian Safety and Compensation Council in April 2006;
carcinogens licence means— (a) a licence to use a Schedule 1 carcinogenic substance at a laboratory; or (b) a licence to use a Schedule 2 carcinogenic substance at a laboratory; or (c) a licence to use a Schedule 2 carcinogenic substance at a workplace other than a laboratory; chemical name, in relation to a substance, means its scientific or technical name; chrysotile-containing material means material that contains chrysotile asbestos; r. 1.1.5 Class A asbestos removal licence means a licence that permits the holder to remove asbestos of any kind as specified in the licence; Class B asbestos removal licence means a licence that allows the holder to remove non-friable asbestos-containing material as specified in the licence; competency standard means— (a) in respect of winder operations, a competency standard for winder operations determined by the Authority under regulation 1.1.6; (b) in any other case, a competency standard that is endorsed for the purposes of the National Standard for Licensing Persons Performing High Risk Work published by the Australian Safety and Compensation Council in April 2006; containing