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Paragraph 2 Class II

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A Class II harm is such severe harm as is reasonably foreseeable as a result of the hazard in question, including—

(a)

cardio-respiratory disease;

(b)

asthma;

(c)

non-malignant respiratory diseases;

(d)

lead poisoning;

(e)

anaphylactic shock;

(f)

cryptosporidiosis;

(g)

legionnaires disease;

(h)

myocardial infarction;

(i)

mild stroke;

(j)

chronic confusion;

(k)

regular severe fever;

(l)

loss of a hand or foot;

(m)

serious fractures;

(n)

serious burns;

(o)

loss of consciousness for days.