sec.119Requirements for storing explosive

sec.119 Requirements for storing explosive

An explosive may be stored for an applicant at a government magazine only if— the manager of the magazine has approved a request to store the explosive; and the applicant agrees to pay, within 30 days after receiving an account for the fee, any fee charged by the chief inspector under section 122 for storing the explosive; and the explosive is— an authorised explosive; or an unauthorised explosive or a prohibited explosive for which the chief inspector has issued to the applicant an explosives trial approval for the storage of the explosive; and the explosive— is properly classified, packaged, marked and labelled as required under the Australian explosives code or the Australian dangerous goods code; and is in a safe and secure condition for storage, handling and transport. However, subsection (1) (d) does not apply if the chief inspector gives an exemption for the subsection. s 119 amd 2019 Act No. 7 s 129 (sec.119-ssec.1) An explosive may be stored for an applicant at a government magazine only if— the manager of the magazine has approved a request to store the explosive; and the applicant agrees to pay, within 30 days after receiving an account for the fee, any fee charged by the chief inspector under section 122 for storing the explosive; and the explosive is— an authorised explosive; or an unauthorised explosive or a prohibited explosive for which the chief inspector has issued to the applicant an explosives trial approval for the storage of the explosive; and the explosive— is properly classified, packaged, marked and labelled as required under the Australian explosives code or the Australian dangerous goods code; and is in a safe and secure condition for storage, handling and transport. (sec.119-ssec.2) However, subsection (1) (d) does not apply if the chief inspector gives an exemption for the subsection.

• (a) the manager of the magazine has approved a request to store the explosive; and
• (b) the applicant agrees to pay, within 30 days after receiving an account for the fee, any fee charged by the chief inspector under section 122 for storing the explosive; and
• (c) the explosive is— (i) an authorised explosive; or (ii) an unauthorised explosive or a prohibited explosive for which the chief inspector has issued to the applicant an explosives trial approval for the storage of the explosive; and
• (i) an authorised explosive; or
• (ii) an unauthorised explosive or a prohibited explosive for which the chief inspector has issued to the applicant an explosives trial approval for the storage of the explosive; and
• (d) the explosive— (i) is properly classified, packaged, marked and labelled as required under the Australian explosives code or the Australian dangerous goods code; and (ii) is in a safe and secure condition for storage, handling and transport.