Provided for regulations for the supply of goods and prohibition of sale of non compliant goods. There does not appear to be any reference to Commonwealth Product Safety Notices so they wouuld have been duplicated in Qld Gazettes.

More research is needed to find the Gazetted Helmet Regulations for 1978 to 1988.

The Fair Trading Act 1989 replaced the Consumer Affairs Act 1970. The regulations are in the subsidiary Fair Trading Regulation Acts. The Fair Trading Regulation 1989, The Fair Trading Regulation 2001 - (23 versions/amendments)

Queensland implements the Commonwealth Product Safety Standards via the Fair Trading Act and Fair Trading Regulations.

Within the regulations there is provision for recognition of the Commonwealth Consumer Product Safety Standards. These are recognised in Part 3 Safety Standards and published in Schedule 4.

14 Particular Commonwealth consumer product safety standards are safety standards

(1) For the Act, section 83,9 a TPASS mentioned in schedule 4,10 as in force on the day the notice mentioned in
     schedule 4 that declared the TPASS was published or, if a particular amendment is mentioned, with that
     amendment, is a safety standard for the goods to which the TPASS applies.

(2) For subsection (1), in the TPASS--

(a) a reference to an Australian Standard as published on a particular day or with a particular amendment is taken to be a reference to the Australian Standard as in force on that day or with that amendment; and

(b) another reference to a particular Australian Standard is taken to be a reference to the Australian Standard as in force on the day the TPASS was published.

“TPASS” means a consumer product safety standard made under the Trade Practices Act 1974 (Cwlth).

10. Protective helmets No. 9 of 1990 for motor cyclists - GN 50 of 19 December 1990 at page 3298.

Australian Consumer Law (ACL) applied directly from 2011 onwards so ACCC CPN 9 continues to be the regulation