Access to explosives or explosive precursors by unauthorised persons
84 Access to explosives or explosive precursors by unauthorised persons
A licence holder must not allow an individual who does not hold a security clearance that is in force to have access to an explosive or explosive precursor unless supervised by—
the licence holder, or
for a licence held by a corporation—a responsible person for the corporation, or
an employee of the licence holder who holds a security clearance that is in force.
Maximum penalty—250 penalty units.
For this section, a person has access to an explosive or explosive precursor if the person has access to—
the secure magazine or secure store in which the explosive or explosive precursor is stored,
the keys, codes or other devices used to unlock a secure magazine or secure store in which the explosive or explosive precursor is stored,
the explosive or explosive precursor while it is being transported.
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