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Master Code – V1.0 A registered industry code of practice under section 706 of the Heavy Vehicle National Law 3 FOREWORD This Registered Industry Code of Practice (RICP), known as the Master Code, was developed in accordance with the Guidelines for industry codes of practice1 under section 705 of the Heavy Vehicle National Law (HVNL) and assessed as …
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