Explosives Regulation 2017
sec.109Record keeping
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sec.109 Record keeping
The holder of a relevant authority must keep a record under subsection (2) of an explosive received at, or supplied to a person from, a storage facility for the authority. Maximum penalty—50 penalty units. The record must include each of the following details— the type and amount of explosive received or supplied; the date and time of the receipt or supply; for an explosive supplied to a person from a storage facility for the authority— the name of the person to whom the explosive is supplied; and details of the person’s authority to possess the explosive; the amount of explosives stored in the storage facility immediately after the receipt or supply. The holder of a relevant authority must ensure regular stocktakes of explosives stored in a storage facility for the authority are carried out to identify discrepancies in the records kept by the holder under subsection (1) . Maximum penalty—50 penalty units. If a stocktake carried out under subsection (3) identifies a discrepancy in the records kept under subsection (1) by the holder of a relevant authority, the holder must— ensure the discrepancy is properly investigated; and give the chief inspector a written report stating the following— the discrepancy identified; the findings of the investigation; the measures taken to prevent the discrepancy happening again. Maximum penalty—50 penalty units. (sec.109-ssec.1) The holder of a relevant authority must keep a record under subsection (2) of an explosive received at, or supplied to a person from, a storage facility for the authority. Maximum penalty—50 penalty units. (sec.109-ssec.2) The record must include each of the following details— the type and amount of explosive received or supplied; the date and time of the receipt or supply; for an explosive supplied to a person from a storage facility for the authority— the name of the person to whom the explosive is supplied; and details of the person’s authority to possess the explosive; the amount of explosives stored in the storage facility immediately after the receipt or supply. (sec.109-ssec.3) The holder of a relevant authority must ensure regular stocktakes of explosives stored in a storage facility for the authority are carried out to identify discrepancies in the records kept by the holder under subsection (1) . Maximum penalty—50 penalty units. (sec.109-ssec.4) If a stocktake carried out under subsection (3) identifies a discrepancy in the records kept under subsection (1) by the holder of a relevant authority, the holder must— ensure the discrepancy is properly investigated; and give the chief inspector a written report stating the following— the discrepancy identified; the findings of the investigation; the measures taken to prevent the discrepancy happening again. Maximum penalty—50 penalty units.
- (a) the type and amount of explosive received or supplied;
- (b) the date and time of the receipt or supply;