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Where the liability went

Too light to worry about

Section 19: the duty that never left

Check: where liability lives

Who's covered, and where the line sits

Everyone in the van is a worker

The 4.5 tonne line, drawn properly

Check: the worker net

Why "too light for the HVNL" protects nobody: the WHS primary duty, the widest worker definition in Australian law, and the boundary this course sits on.

No Chain of Responsibility under 4. 5 tonnes.

The Blind Spot

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