B 12
[Subsidiary]
L.N. 21/71.
68 of 1981, s. 56.
(Cap. 238.)
(Cap. 238.)
L.N. 17/66.
L.N. 119/83.
Production to and endorsement by licensees of dangerous goods stores of removal permits.
68 of 1981, s. 56.
(Cap. 238.)
No vehicle to carry more than 200 kg of explosives. L.N. 119/83.
Explosives not permitted in public vehicles. L.N. 104/67. L.N. 119/83.
CAP. 295] Dangerous Goods (General) Regulations
[1983 Ed.
Provided that nothing in this regulation shall be construed to prevent—
(a) the removal of explosives from a Mode A store situated at a blasting site incidental to blasting at that site;
(b) the removal by any person from a Mode A or Mode B store of any quantity of explosives if a licence has been granted to that person (or in the case of a corporation to a responsible officer thereof on its behalf) under the Firearms and Ammunition Ordinance authorizing the removal of those explosives by that person;
(c) the removal by any person from any place of safety cartridges and cartridges for small arms, not exceeding in each case 1,000 rounds in the aggregate—
(i) if a licence has been granted to that person (or in the case of a corporation to a responsible officer thereof on its behalf) under the Firearms and Ammunition Ordinance authorizing the removal of those cartridges by that person;
or
(ii) if that Ordinance, by the operation of Part II thereof, does not apply to the possession of or dealing in those cartridges by that person; or
(d) the removal from any place of such quantity, not exceeding 5,000 rounds in the aggregate or 5 kg of explosive content (whichever is the less), of safety cartridges for industrial fastening tools.
5. (1) No licensee of any store shall permit the removal therefrom of any dangerous goods to which the provisions of regulation 4 apply unless there be produced for inspection by himself, his servant or agent a valid removal permit issued pursuant to that regulation authorizing the removal of the goods by the person producing the permit or a licence to like effect under the Firearms and Ammunition Ordinance; and such licensee, or his servant or agent, shall before the removal of such goods endorse the permit or licence to the effect that he has inspected the same.
(2) [Deleted, L.N. 104/67]
6. Except with the permission in writing of the Authority, no vehicle shall carry more than 200 kg of explosives at any one time:
Provided that any vehicle may carry detonators not exceeding 2,000 in number, in addition to 200 kg of other explosives, if the detonators are separated from the other explosives by a barrier of bags of sand or other inert material, extending to a height not less than that of the load of explosives.
7. No explosives other than manufactured fireworks in any quantity not exceeding 5 kg, safety cartridges and cartridges for small arms, shall be carried in any tramcar, omnibus, taxi or other public vehicle or on any public ferry.
B 12
[Subsidiary]
L.N. 21/71.
68 of 1981, s. 56.
(Cap. 238.)
(Cap. 238.)
L.N. 17/66.
L.N. 119/83.
Production to and endorse- ment by licensees of dangerous goods stores of removal permits.
68 of 1981, s. 56.
(Cap. 238.)
No vehicle to carry more than 200 kg of explosives. L.N. 119/83.
Explosives not permitted in public vehicles. L.N. 104/67. L.N. 119/83.
CAP. 295] Dangerous Goods (General) Regulations
[1983 Ed.
Provided that nothing in this regulation shall be construed to prevent-
(a) the removal of explosives from a Mode A store situated at
a blasting site incidental to blasting at that site;
(b) the removal by any person from a Mode A or Mode B store of any quantity of explosives if a licence has been granted to that person (or in the case of a corporation to a responsible officer thereof on its behalf) under the Fire- arms and Ammunition Ordinance authorizing the removal of those explosives by that person;
(c) the removal by any person from any place of safety cartridges and cartridges for small arms, not exceeding in each case 1 000 rounds in the aggregate---
(i) if a licence has been granted to that person (or in the case of a corporation to a responsible officer thereof on its behalf) under the Firearms and Ammunition Ordinance authorizing the removal of those cartridges by that person;
or
(ii) if that Ordinance, by the operation of Part II thereof, does not apply to the possession of or dealing in those cartridges by that person; or
(d) the removal from any place of such quantity, not exceeding 5 000 rounds in the aggregate or 5 kg of explosive content (whichever is the less), of safety cartridges for industrial fastening tools.
5. (1) No licensee of any store shall permit the removal therefrom of any dangerous goods to which the provisions of regulation 4 apply unless there be produced for inspection by himself, his servant or agent a valid removal permit issued pursuant to that regulation authorizing the removal of the goods by the person producing the permit or a licence to like effect under the Firearms and Ammunition Ordinance; and such licensee, or his servant or agent, shall before the removal of such goods endorse the permit or licence to the effect that he has inspected the same.
(2) [Deleted, L.N. 104/67]
6. Except with the permission in writing of the Authority, no vehicle shall carry more than 200 kg of explosives at any one time:
Provided that any vehicle may carry detonators not exceeding 2 000 in number, in addition to 200 kg of other explosives, if the detonators are separated from the other explosives by a barrier of bags of sand or other inert material, extending to a height not less than that of the load of explosives.
7. No explosives other than manufactured fireworks in any quantity not exceeding 5 kg, safety cartridges and cartridges for small arms, shall be carried in any tramcar, omnibus, taxi or other public vehicle or on any public ferry.
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