Explosives Regulation 2017
sec.120Requirements for carrying out activity
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sec.120 Requirements for carrying out activity
An applicant must not carry out an activity at a government magazine in relation to an explosive unless— the manager of the magazine has approved the applicant’s request to carry out the activity at the magazine; and the chief inspector has consented to the activity being carried out; and the applicant has agreed to pay, within 30 days after receiving an account for the fee, any fee charged by the chief inspector under section 122 for supervising the activity; and if the approval is subject to a condition—the condition is met; and if the chief inspector requires, as a condition of consenting to the activity being carried out, that the activity must be carried out under the supervision of a relevant supervisor—the activity is supervised by the relevant supervisor; and the applicant has not been given a notice under section 124 (1) (a) advising that the manager has been given a direction under section 123 (2) (b) to stop the activity. Maximum penalty—20 penalty units.
- (a) the manager of the magazine has approved the applicant’s request to carry out the activity at the magazine; and
- (b) the chief inspector has consented to the activity being carried out; and
- (c) the applicant has agreed to pay, within 30 days after receiving an account for the fee, any fee charged by the chief inspector under section 122 for supervising the activity; and
- (d) if the approval is subject to a condition—the condition is met; and
- (e) if the chief inspector requires, as a condition of consenting to the activity being carried out, that the activity must be carried out under the supervision of a relevant supervisor—the activity is supervised by the relevant supervisor; and
- (f) the applicant has not been given a notice under section 124 (1) (a) advising that the manager has been given a direction under section 123 (2) (b) to stop the activity.