Dangerous Substances (Explosives) Regulation 2004
96Notice of import
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96 Notice of import (1) The holder of an import licence must give the work health and safety commissioner notice of the licensee’s intention to import explosives. (2) However, notice need not be given for the import of an explosive— (a) mentioned in table 96, column 2 for an amount less than the quantity stated in column 3; or (b) if the explosive is imported by a shot-firer who— (i) operates in the ACT; and (ii) had taken the explosives out of the ACT for use in a blasting operation; and (iii) is importing the explosives not used in the operation. (3) The notice must be given no later than 2 business days before the day when the explosives are to arrive in the ACT. (4) The notice must include the following: (a) the name and licence number of the licensee; (b) the intended date of import of the explosives; (c) how the explosives are to be carried into the ACT; (d) the name and authorisation number of the explosives and the classification code assigned on authorisation; (e) the details of each explosive imported, as follows: (i) if the explosives are in a package containing only a single kind of explosive—the weight of each individual package and the number of packages; (ii) if the import is in bulk—the quantity of the explosive;
Import conditions Division 2.5.3 (iii) if the import is in a package containing different kinds of explosive—the quantity of each kind of explosives (by weight or numbers of articles, or both); (f) contact and licence details for the person who is to receive the imported explosives; (g) the address of the place where the explosives are to be stored in the ACT; (h) the name and licence details of the person who is to carry the explosives into the ACT; (i) any information or documents required by a form for the notice Table 96 Notifiable imports item minimum amount requiring notice 5kg 2 propellants of classification code 1.3C 20kg 3 distress signals of classification code 1.3G 5kg 4 distress signals of classification 10kg 5 distress signals of classification code 1.3G and 1.4G 10kg in total, not more than 5kg of which can be classification code 1.3G 6 fuse lighters of classification 10kg 7 primers or percussion caps of 10 000 in number
item minimum amount requiring notice 8 airbag inflators, airbag modules, or seatbelt pretensioners, of hazard division 1.4 that are not installed in vehicles or in completed vehicle components. 10kg