Dangerous Goods (Explosives) Regulations 2022
42Licensees to inform relevant fire authority of licences
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42 Licensees to inform relevant fire authority of licences
(1) A licensee authorised to manufacture explosives must provide the following information to the Fire Rescue Commissioner of Fire Rescue Victoria or the Chief Officer of the Country Fire Authority (whichever is appropriate) when the licence is issued, renewed or amended—
(a) the name and address of the licensee;
(b) the address or location of the premises specified in the licence;
(c) the class of the licence;
(d) the types of explosives specified in the licence;
(e) the maximum quantities of explosives permitted by the licence to be at the premises;
(f) a site plan of the premises that includes the location of any building or place where—
(i) any explosive; or
(ii) any ingredient or component for the manufacture of explosives that, by itself or when mixed with any other substance also present in the building or place, has explosive properties or is capable of forming an explosive mixture or compound—
is present or may be present;
(g) the location of manifests, emergency plans and critical controls and interfaces for fire systems.
(2) If a licence authorising a person to manufacture explosives is suspended or revoked or has otherwise ceased to operate, the person who held the licence must notify the Fire Rescue Commissioner of Fire Rescue Victoria or the Chief Officer of the Country Fire Authority (whichever is appropriate) within 14 days after the licence has ceased to operate.
(3) This regulation does not apply in respect of a licence to manufacture explosives in an MPU.