Import of explosives and explosive precursors
69 Import of explosives and explosive precursors
A person who holds a licence authorising the person to import explosives or explosive precursors must not import an explosive or explosive precursor unless the person has given the regulatory authority written notice of the following—
the licence holder’s name and licence number,
the date the licence holder intends to bring the explosive or explosive precursor into the State,
the identification of the vessel or aircraft that will be used to bring the explosive or explosive precursor into the State,
the port, facility or airport at which the explosive or explosive precursor will be brought into the State,
the following details of the explosive or explosive precursor—
name and classification code,
quantity,
if the explosive or explosive precursor is to be delivered to another person—the other person’s name, address and telephone number,
the address at which the explosive or explosive precursor will be stored.
Maximum penalty—250 penalty units.
A notice must be given—
on each occasion that an explosive or explosive precursor is imported, and
no later than 5 business days before the day on which the explosive or explosive precursor is to be imported.
If the licence holder becomes aware that information given in a notice is no longer accurate, the licence holder must, as soon as practicable, give the regulatory authority notice of the relevant change of information.
Maximum penalty—250 penalty units.
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