Explosives Regulation 2017
sec.54Condition of explosives
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sec.54 Condition of explosives
The holder of a relevant licence must not bring an import explosive into the State from another country, or send an export explosive from the State to another country, unless— the holder is reasonably satisfied the explosive is in a safe and secure condition for transport; and the explosive has been classified; and the packaging of the explosive is marked with the correct classification code for the explosive; and the explosive is an authorised explosive; and the explosive is packaged, marked and labelled as required under— the Australian explosives code; or the Australian dangerous goods code; and the holder can provide, on the request of an inspector, a safety data sheet for the explosive; and the holder has taken reasonable steps to ensure the explosive will function as it was designed to function. Maximum penalty—50 penalty units. s 54 amd 2019 Act No. 7 s 109
- (a) the holder is reasonably satisfied the explosive is in a safe and secure condition for transport; and
- (b) the explosive has been classified; and
- (c) the packaging of the explosive is marked with the correct classification code for the explosive; and
- (d) the explosive is an authorised explosive; and
- (e) the explosive is packaged, marked and labelled as required under— (i) the Australian explosives code; or (ii) the Australian dangerous goods code; and
- (i) the Australian explosives code; or
- (ii) the Australian dangerous goods code; and
- (f) the holder can provide, on the request of an inspector, a safety data sheet for the explosive; and
- (g) the holder has taken reasonable steps to ensure the explosive will function as it was designed to function.
- (i) the Australian explosives code; or
- (ii) the Australian dangerous goods code; and