Dangerous Substances (Explosives) Regulation 2004
322Keys for electrical firing—fireworks displays
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322 Keys for electrical firing—fireworks displays (1) If fireworks are to be fired electrically— (a) if the firing unit includes a key-operated switch—the key must remain in the control of the permit-holder at all times; or (b) if the firing unit does not include a key-operated switch— (i) the firing unit must be kept in a locked receptacle; and (ii) the key for the receptacle must remain in the control of the holder of the display permit at all times. (2) When testing electrical firing circuits, a person authorised under a fireworks display permit to operate the circuits must ensure that no- one else is present in the immediate area of the fireworks attached to the electrical firing unit.
Management of fireworks displays—general Division 3.4.6