Dangerous Substances (Explosives) Regulation 2004
325Reporting on displays
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325 Reporting on displays (1) The permit-holder must give the work health and safety commissioner a report in accordance with subsection (2) about each display authorised by the permit within 7 days after the date of the last display authorised by the permit.
(2) The report must include details of the following for each authorised display: (a) any malfunction (including the causes of the malfunction); (b) action taken to deal with any malfunction; (c) any fireworks that did not ignite; (d) any misfired fireworks; (e) any fireworks that did not operate as intended (for example, an aerial shell that launched but did not ignite); (f) any fireworks mentioned in the application for the permit that were not used; (g) any delay or cancellation of the display (including the reason for the delay or cancellation); (h) any variation in the conduct of the display from that described in the permit (including the reason for the variation). (3) The permit-holder must, whether or not the permit continues in force, keep the permit and a copy of the report under this section for a period of 3 years after the date of the fireworks display (or the latest fireworks display) authorised by the permit.