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17 would do it but 4.1 works too.
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Could it be that they used Reg 4 as a general none compliance with lots of the regs in Workplace(Health, Safety and Welfare) regulations rather that going for s number of different offences? As you say 17 is specifically about segregation. Or typo in article?
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Reg 4 defines the duty and tells the employer to comply with Reg 17.
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