129Vehicles may be inspected and directed to remain stopped for contravening dangerous goods rules

1. An enforcement officer or dangerous goods enforcement officer who has good cause to suspect a breach of rules relating to the carriage of dangerous goods involving a vehicle—

2. may direct the driver or person in charge of the vehicle to stop the vehicle or that the vehicle remain stopped; and
3. for the purposes of this subsection, has the powers conferred by section 132.

4. An enforcement officer or dangerous goods enforcement officer may also direct that—

5. the vehicle be kept stopped; or
6. the vehicle be moved to a place of safety approved by the officer and remain stopped at that place—
until the officer is satisfied that the breach has been rectified.

7. An enforcement officer or a dangerous goods enforcement officer may give such reasonable directions as are necessary in relation to the loading or unloading of the vehicle or the packing or unpacking of any thing to ensure compliance with the rules or otherwise to ensure safety in relation to the transportation of dangerous goods.

8. Every enforcement officer or dangerous goods enforcement officer exercising any of the powers conferred under this section must, at the time of exercising that power, and thereafter on request, produce—

9. evidence of that person's appointment as an officer; and
10. evidence of that person's identity.

11. An enforcement officer or a dangerous goods enforcement officer may, if authorised (either generally or specifically) in writing for the purpose by the Director or the Commissioner, take a person or an animal to assist the officer with an inspection, and a person assisting the officer has the powers conferred on an officer by this section.

12. Nothing in this section limits or affects the privilege against self incrimination.