(iii) any hazard statement consistent with the correct classification of the chemical in relation to health hazards, (iv) any precautionary statement consistent with the correct classification of the chemical in relation to health hazards. 10 Labelling hazardous chemicals—agricultural and veterinary chemicals (1) A hazardous chemical that is an agricultural or veterinary chemical is correctly labelled if: (a) the chemical is labelled in accordance with the requirements of the Australian Pesticides and Veterinary Medicines Authority, and (b) the label is in English and includes the following: (i) any hazard statement consistent with the correct classification of the chemical, (ii) any precautionary statement consistent with the correct classification of the chemical. (2) In this clause, agricultural or veterinary chemical means an agricultural chemical product or veterinary chemical product under the of the Commonwealth. APPENDIX B: Schedule 11 of the WHS Regulation Placard quantities and type for package stores Column 1 Column 2 Column 3 Column 4 Placard to display Item Description of hazardous chemical Placard quantity 1 Flammable gases Category 1 200 2 Gases under pressure With acute toxicity categories 1, 2, 3 or 4 Note: Category 4 only up to LC50 of 5000 ppmV 50 3 With skin corrosion categories 1A, 1B, 1C 50 4 Aerosols 5000 If any 2.1 present, else 2.2 (green class label) shown below 5 Not stated elsewhere in this table 1000 or 6 Flammable liquids Category 1 50 7 Category 2 250 8 Category 3 1000 9 Any combination of chemicals from items 6 to 8 where none of the items exceeds the quantities in column 4 on their own 10 Category 4 10,000 COMBUSTIBLE LIQUID 11 Self-reactives substances Type A 5kg or L 12 Type B 50kg or L 13 Type C to F 250kg or L 14 Flammable solids Category 1 250kg or L 15 Category 2 1000kg or L 16 Any combination of chemicals from items 12 to 15 where none of the items exceeds the quantities in column 4 on their own 1000kg or L 17 Pyrophoric liquids and solids Category 1 50kg or L 18 Self-heating Category 1 250kg or L
substances and mixtures 19 Category 2 1000kg or L 20 Any combination of chemicals from items 17 to 19 where none of the items exceeds the quantities in column 4 on their own 1000kg or L 21 Substances which in contact with water emit flammable gas Category 1 50kg or L 22 Category 2 250kg or L 23 Category 3 1000kg or L 24 Any combination of chemicals from items 21 to 23 where none of the items exceeds the quantities in column 4 on their own 1000kg or L 25 Oxidising liquids and solids Category 1 50kg or L 26 Category 2 250kg or L 27 Category 3 1000kg or L 28 Any combination of chemicals from items 25 to 27 where none of the items exceeds the quantities in column 4 on their own 1000kg or L 29 Organic peroxides Type A 5kg or L 30 Type B 50kg or L 31 Type C to F 250kg or L 32 Any combination of chemicals from items 30 to 31 where none of the items exceeds the quantities in column 4 on their own 1000kg or L 33 Acute toxicity Category 1 50kg or L 34 Category 2 250kg or L 35 Category 3 1000kg or L 36 Any combination of chemicals from items 33 to 35 where none of the items exceeds the quantities in column 4 on their own 1000kg or L 37 Skin corrosion Category 1A 50kg or L 38 Category 1B 250kg or L 39 Category 1C 1000kg or L 40 Corrosive to metals Category 1 1000kg or L