Section 14 should give the basic transport classification for road, rail, sea and air, stating where information is unavailable or irrelevant: the four-digit UN number from the ADG Code; the proper shipping name or technical name (even if not the product identifier); the transport class or division and subsidiary risks; the packing group (I highest hazard to III lowest); whether the chemical is a marine pollutant under the IMDG Code and whether it has an acute aquatic toxicity hazard under the ADG Code, plus any MARPOL Annex I details; special precautions for users such as shock sensitivity or storage in transit and export requirements; extra information required for other modes or by overseas agencies; and the Hazchem or emergency action code.
The graph holds this control, the 0 it maps to, and the evidence behind each claim, over MCP and REST.