Explosives Regulation 2017
sec.36AExplosives driver licence
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sec.36A Explosives driver licence
A person is an appropriate person for the issue of an explosives driver licence if— the person— is 21 years or more; and holds a valid driver licence; and has, within the 3-year period ending on the day the application for the licence is made, been assessed by a registered training organisation as having attained the specific competencies, approved by the chief inspector and published on a Queensland Government website, in the transporting of explosives contained in an industry training package; and the chief inspector is reasonably satisfied the person— is physically able to drive a vehicle transporting explosives; and is suitable having regard to the person’s driving history; and is, in all the circumstances, an appropriate person for the issue of an explosives driver licence. In this section— valid , in relation to a driver licence, means— the licence has not expired; and the licence has not been cancelled or suspended; and the person is not disqualified, by order of an Australian court, from holding or obtaining a driver licence. s 36A ins 2019 Act No. 7 s 101 amd 2019 SL No. 203 s 12 (sec.36A-ssec.1) A person is an appropriate person for the issue of an explosives driver licence if— the person— is 21 years or more; and holds a valid driver licence; and has, within the 3-year period ending on the day the application for the licence is made, been assessed by a registered training organisation as having attained the specific competencies, approved by the chief inspector and published on a Queensland Government website, in the transporting of explosives contained in an industry training package; and the chief inspector is reasonably satisfied the person— is physically able to drive a vehicle transporting explosives; and is suitable having regard to the person’s driving history; and is, in all the circumstances, an appropriate person for the issue of an explosives driver licence. (sec.36A-ssec.2) In this section— valid , in relation to a driver licence, means— the licence has not expired; and the licence has not been cancelled or suspended; and the person is not disqualified, by order of an Australian court, from holding or obtaining a driver licence.
- (a) the person— (i) is 21 years or more; and (ii) holds a valid driver licence; and (iii) has, within the 3-year period ending on the day the application for the licence is made, been assessed by a registered training organisation as having attained the specific competencies, approved by the chief inspector and published on a Queensland Government website, in the transporting of explosives contained in an industry training package; and
- (i) is 21 years or more; and
- (ii) holds a valid driver licence; and
- (iii) has, within the 3-year period ending on the day the application for the licence is made, been assessed by a registered training organisation as having attained the specific competencies, approved by the chief inspector and published on a Queensland Government website, in the transporting of explosives contained in an industry training package; and