Dangerous Goods Act 1985
53The fees which shall be paid for—
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53 The fees which shall be paid for—
(a) applications for and the issue of licences and the issue of duplicates of such licences;
(b) the renewal of licences;
(c) the amendment of licences;
(d) the examination of drawings, plans, specifications and calculations;
(e) analyses, tests or examinations made on dangerous goods or on containers, appliances, apparatus, equipment, fittings or piping systems used or intended to be used for or in connexion with dangerous goods;
(f) the storage of dangerous goods in public magazines or in other public storage facilities;
(g) examinations conducted for the purpose of issuing licences;
(h) the transfer of licences; or
(i) the issue of identification plates or labels required under any licence and the issue of duplicates of such plates or labels.
54 Prescribing substances to be explosives for the purposes of this Act.
55 Exempting any explosives from any of the provisions of this Act.
Sch. 2 cl. 56 amended by No. 67/2004 s. 15(d).
56 Requiring persons to obtain permits for the purchase of explosives or high consequence dangerous goods, prescribing the form of application for such permits, the fees which shall be paid for the application for and the issue of the permits, the transfer of permits and the issue of duplicates of the permits, the renewal and amendment of the permits, the conditions, limitations and restrictions which may be or are required to be inserted in such permits, the periods of time for which the permits remain in force, exemptions from the holding of the permits, the persons who may issue such permits and the amendment, suspension and revocation of the permits.
Sch. 2 cl. 57 amended by No. 67/2004 s. 15(e)(f).
57 Regulating the import into Victoria or the export out of Victoria of explosives or high consequence dangerous goods and prohibiting the import into Victoria or the export out of Victoria of explosives or high consequence dangerous goods otherwise than in accordance with specified conditions.
58 Regulating any matter or thing relating to the packing of explosives for transport.
59 Regulating the storage of different explosives in separate magazines and prohibiting any of those explosives being stored in the same magazine with any other explosives.
60 Prescribing the special rules applicable to any magazine or magazine area and the precautions to be taken in the storage of explosives in the magazine or area.
61 Regulating the storage and handling of explosives at or in any public magazine or public magazine area and the charges to be made for the receipt and storage of explosives in and for the delivery of explosives from such magazine or magazine area and for the transporting, marking, packing or otherwise dealing with such explosives and prescribing the methods of enforcing and collecting those charges, including procedures for the seizure and sale of the explosives and use of the proceeds of sale to satisfy unpaid charges.