Dangerous Substances (Explosives) Regulation 2004
122Storage definitions
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122 Storage definitions blasting and fireworks storage—see section 123. combustible material means material (including flammable liquids and gases and combustible liquids) that can be ignited easily, and burns strongly. exempt storage—see section 124. licensable storage, of an explosive, means— (a) for an explosive mentioned in table 123 (blasting and fireworks storage)—storage of the explosive other than blasting and fireworks storage or exempt storage; or
Preliminary Division 2.7.1 (b) for an explosive mentioned in table 124 (exempt storage)— storage of the explosive other than blasting and fireworks storage or exempt storage; or (c) for any other explosive—storage of any quantity of the licensed storage place means a building, room or receptacle on the licensed premises where explosives are authorised to be stored under a storage licence. magazine means a store used exclusively for keeping explosives, including the following (if used in that way): (a) a building or other premises; (b) a receptacle, whether or not it is portable or relocatable. Note Adapted from the definition in AS 2187.0, which is the applicable definition for AS 2187.1. Certain aspects of AS 2187.1 are applied by this part (see div 2.7.3). magazine area—see section 132. portable magazine means an external portable magazine or an internal portable magazine within the meaning of AS 2187.0. Note For the definitions of external portable magazine and internal portable magazine in AS 2187.0, see the definition of magazine in that standard. Those definitions only include portable magazines constructed in accordance with AS 2187.1, s 2.2. special portable magazine storage—see section 157. storage licence means a licence issued for this part authorising the storage of explosives.