Explosives to which s 34(1) of Act does not apply
48 Explosives to which s 34(1) of Act does not apply
For section 34(2) of the Act, the following explosives are prescribed—
an unrestricted firework;
a distress signal;
an explosive designed to activate an airbag, seatbelt, fire extinguisher or parachute;
an electric match;
a safety fuse or igniter;
a power device cartridge;
small arms ammunition, and an explosive ingredient of small arms ammunition, that is possessed by a person who is licensed or otherwise authorised under the Weapons Act 1990 to use a firearm;
an explosive manufactured as mentioned in section 38(2)(a) of the Act that is possessed by the person who manufactured the explosive;
an explosive stored at a government magazine;
an explosive possessed by a person who is transporting the explosive and who holds an authority under a corresponding law to transport the explosive;
collectors’ ammunition possessed by a prescribed ammunition collector;
an explosive that is stored in a secured area at a laboratory at an industrial facility, educational institution or research facility for use at the laboratory and is not more than—
if the explosive is security sensitive ammonium nitrate—3kg; or
if the explosive is other than security sensitive ammonium nitrate—100g.
In this section—
corresponding law see section 50(6) of the Act.
secured area see section 97.
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