Dangerous Substances (Explosives) Regulation 2004
328Barriers—outdoor displays
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328 Barriers—outdoor displays (1) Anyone except someone authorised by the holder of a display permit to handle display fireworks must be kept at a safe distance, by the use of an effective barrier or barriers, from— (a) the ignition point; and (b) the set-up point, if that is a different place. Example of different ignition point and set-up point fireworks set up on a barge which is then towed to the ignition point (2) The barriers must be patrolled and secured to ensure no unauthorised access. (3) The barriers for the firing point must not be closer to the firing point than the greatest minimum separation distance required under section 327. (4) Conspicuous notices must be displayed, or announcements must be made, warning unauthorised people not to enter the barricaded area.