329On-site storage—outdoor displays

329 On-site storage—outdoor displays (1) This section applies to fireworks stored for use by the permit-holder in the conduct of the display, if the fireworks are stored at— (a) the display site; or

(b) another place stated in the permit for setting up the display. Example for par (b) fireworks stored on or near a barge (remote from the display site) where a display is being set up before the barge is towed to the ignition point at the display site (2) This section applies during the period, as stated in the permit, required for setting up, conducting and dismantling the display. (3) Fireworks must be stored under this section— (a) in accordance with part 2.7 (Storing explosives); or (b) securely aboard a road or rail vehicle in accordance with part 2.6 (Carrying explosives); or (c) in a portable magazine. (4) If the fireworks are stored in a portable magazine, the magazine must be no closer than the defined minimum separation distance from— (a) anyone except the permit-holder or someone authorised by the permit-holder to handle the firework; and (b) any of the following: (i) a building or structure; (ii) a place where dangerous substances are stored; (iii) a route for traffic of any kind (for example, motor vehicle, bicycle or pedestrian traffic); (iv) a place where it is proposed that people will assemble to view the display. (5) While fireworks are stored under this section, a person authorised under the permit must be present at all times at the place the fireworks are being stored.

(6) In this section: defined minimum separation distance, for fireworks stored under this section, means the greater of the following: (a) the greatest applicable separation distance under section 327 (Separation distances—outdoor displays); (b) the greatest separation distance required under AS 2187.1 for the storage of fireworks of that kind. Note See AS 2187.1, s 3.