Dangerous Goods (Explosives) Regulations 2022
193Additional authorisations for licences
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193 Additional authorisations for licences
(1) A licence to manufacture explosives at a factory may also authorise the licensee to do one or more of the following—
(a) store those explosives at the factory;
(b) sell explosives;
(c) import explosives.
(2) A licence to store explosives may also authorise the licensee to do one or both of the following—
(a) sell those explosives;
(b) import those explosives.
(3) A licence to sell explosives—
(a) also authorises the licensee—
(i) to store explosives of the type that the licensee is authorised to sell, if the quantity being stored is not more than that prescribed for those explosives in Column 2 of Table 83 in regulation 83; and
(ii) to transport those explosives, if the quantity being transported is not more than that prescribed for those explosives in Column 2 of Table 108A in regulation 108; and
(b) may also authorise the licensee to import explosives of the type that the licensee is authorised to sell.
(4) A blasting explosives licence also authorises the licensee to store explosives of the type that the licensee is authorised to use, if the quantity being stored is not more than that prescribed for those explosives in Column 2 of Table 83 in regulation 83.
(5) A licence to use fireworks also authorises the licensee to store fireworks of the type that the licensee is authorised to use, if the quantity being stored is not more than that prescribed for those fireworks in Column 2 of Table 83 in regulation 83.