Clause 21

the tests to be applied to all petroleum to ascertain its flashpoint and the methods of applying the same;

to determine the standard of Class A, Class B or Class C petroleum or any of the various liquids referred to in section 2 of this Act;

to regulate the licensing and management of places for storing Class A, Class B and Class C petroleum;

to regulate the quantities of petroleum that may be stored and the manner in which it is to be stored;

to regulate the discharging and landing of Class A and Class B petroleum outside the port;

to regulate the transport of Class A, Class B and Class C petroleum outside the port;

to determine the quantity of, mode of storage of, and the receptacles in which, Class A, Class B or Class C petroleum may be carried in any vessel or vehicle, and in both case the quantities to be contained in such receptacles;

to determine the construction and materials of any place in which Class A, Class B or Class C petroleum may be stored;

to regulate the method in which Class A, Class B or Class C petroleum shall be stored in any place;

to determine the materials and appliances to be used for preventing or extinguishing fire in any place;

to make provisions for the protection of premises adjacent to licensed places;

to provide for labelling, attached to or near receptacles containing petroleum, to denote the type of flammable liquid or substance carried together with precautionary notices;

to determine the conditions and restrictions to be imposed upon vessels arriving at the port after having carried Class A or Class B petroleum as part or whole of their last cargo;

to fix fees for the licences and permits issued under this Act; and

to provide and attach to any licence, if necessary, conditions to be observed by persons employed at the premises to which the licence relates.