1The permit will specify the kind and quantity of explosives that may be received under the permit.

1 The permit will specify the kind and quantity of explosives that may be received under the permit. 14.09B—Terms of model rocket engine permits for specified educational programs (1) A permit to purchase model rocket engines (as defined by the Director under section 6 of the Act) issued under this Division in connection with an educational program specified in the permit is subject to the following terms: (a) model rocket engines may only be received and used for the purposes of the specified program; and (b) the permit holder may only sell or otherwise supply model rocket engines received under the permit to participants in the specified program who have attained 15 years of age; and (c) the permit holder must record (and make the records available for inspection and copying at the request of an inspector)— (i) the name and address of each person to whom the model rocket engines are sold or otherwise supplied; and (ii) the quantity and description of the model rocket engines supplied; and (iii) the date of supply; and (d) any other terms specified in the permit.1 (2) Nothing in this Division requires the participants in an educational program in connection with which a permit has been issued under this Division to themselves hold a permit under this Division in relation to model rocket engines received from the holder of the permit for use in the program. Note— 1 The permit will specify the kind and quantity of explosives that may be received under the permit. 14.10—Application of this Part None of the foregoing regulations of this Part shall apply to the following: (a) propellant powders and black powder other than blasting powder in quantities not greater than three kilograms; (b) safety ammunition, safety fuse, railway fog signals and percussion caps; (c) Very signal cartridges; (d) rockets or other distress or signalling devices bona fide required for equipping any boat, vessel or aircraft. 14.11—Exposure and display of explosives for sale (1) Subject to subregulations (2) and (3) of this regulation, an explosive shall not be exposed for sale or displayed in any shop or shop window, or hawked or exposed for sale on or in any highway, street, road, public thoroughfare or public place. (2) A quantity of propellant powder of 0.5 kilogram or less packed as required by Part 6 may be displayed in a shop in a position not ordinarily accessible to the public. (3) Safety ammunition may be displayed in a shop in a position not ordinarily accessible to the public. 14.11A—Sale of safety ammunition etc to persons under 15 years A person shall not sell safety ammunition, percussion caps, gunpowder, smokeless powder or other propellant powder to any person under the age of 15 years. 14.12—Packaging and labelling of explosives for sale All explosives when sold shall be in a substantial case, bag, canister or other package in accordance with the requirements of Part 6 made and closed so as to prevent the explosives from escaping and labelled in accordance with the requirements of Part 6. 14.35—Penalty provision The penalty for any contravention of or any failure to observe any provision of any regulation contained in this Part shall be a fine not exceeding $500.