91Explosives for which no import licence required

91 Explosives for which no import licence required (1) This section only applies to authorised explosives. (2) The import of the following explosives is authorised for section 90 (b): (a) distress signals, if they are imported as part of the necessary safety equipment of a vehicle;

(b) safety cartridges; (c) safety fuse; (d) starting pistol caps; (e) general use fireworks; (f) any other explosive declared by the Minister. (3) Also, the import of black powder is authorised for section 90 (b) if— (a) the importer is an individual; and (b) the import is for personal use by the importer; and (c) the importer— (i) holds a licence under the Firearms Act 1996; and (ii) is a member of an approved hunting or shooting club; and (iii) intends to use the black powder in a competition, or training for a competition, conducted by an approved hunting or shooting club; and (iv) keeps a written record of the amount of black powder brought into the ACT, the amount used and any amount exported from the ACT at the end of the competition or training; and (d) the total amount of black powder imported for the competition or training is less than 1kg. (4) A declaration under subsection (2) (f) is a disallowable instrument. approved hunting or shooting club means a hunting or shooting club approved under the Firearms Act 1996.

Import licences Division 2.5.2