Service provider must not give false or misleading information
190 Service provider must not give false or misleading information
This section applies to a person (a service provider) who is employed or otherwise engaged by another person to provide a service related to an explosive.
The service provider must not give information, or make a representation, to the other person that the service provider knows is false or misleading in a material particular about any of the following matters—
the type of authority held by the service provider and the activities allowed under the authority;
the type of explosive the service provider is authorised to deal with under the authority;
a condition of the authority;
the name or identity of the person to whom the authority is issued;
the name or identity of the service provider.
Examples of making a false representation—
1 An employee tells the employee’s employer that the employee holds an authority to manufacture explosives when the employee does not hold the authority.
2 A fireworks operator contracted by a fireworks contractor tells the fireworks contractor that the fireworks operator is authorised to purchase fireworks.Maximum penalty—100 penalty units.
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