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EXPLOSIVES TRANSPORT REGULATIONS 2002 2002 No. 92 - REG 9

Regulations not to apply in certain circumstances

(1) These Regulations do not apply to:

(a)
the packaging and marking, by the Australian Defence Force or the Department of Defence, of a Commonwealth explosive that has been recovered in an explosive ordnance disposal operation conducted by the Australian Defence Force or the Department of Defence; or

(b) a person who is involved in the transport of Commonwealth explosives during:

(i)
an approved special activity carried on by the Australian Defence Force; or
(ii)
any training or other activity carried on for that approved special activity; or
(c)
the transport of an explosives demolition kit by the Australian Defence Force or the Australian Federal Police for the demolition of explosives; or

(d) a person who is involved in the transport of Commonwealth explosives during:

(i)
an authorised covert operation carried on by the Australian Federal Police; or
(ii)
any training or other activity carried on for that operation; or

(e) a person who is involved in the transport of Commonwealth explosives during:

(i)
an operation carried on by that part of the Australian Federal Police known as the AFP special operations team; or
(ii)
any training or other activity carried on by that team for that operation; or
(f)
explosives subject to the control of Customs under the Customs Act 1901 , other than any of those explosives for which a permission to move under section 71E of that Act has been given; or

(g)
a person who is involved in the transport of Commonwealth explosives that have been detected and seized by a Commonwealth public official in circumstances in which it is reasonable to believe that there is a threat to national security or public safety; or

(h) the transport of Commonwealth explosives on a light vehicle by a Commonwealth public official if:

(i)
the explosives are authorised explosives within the meaning of the AE Code; and
(ii)
the explosives do not include detonators; and
(iii)
the NEQ of the explosives does not exceed 1 kilogram.

(2) In this regulation:
"approved special activity "means an activity:

(a)
for the purposes of, or a purpose related to, the defence of the Commonwealth; or

(b)
for any utilisation of the Australian Defence Force under Part IIIAAA of the Defence Act 1903 ;

that is approved as a special activity by an authorised officer of the Australian Defence Force.

"authorised covert operation "means an operation within the functions of the Australian Federal Police that is authorised as a covert operation by a member of the Australian Federal Police at or above the rank of sergeant.

authorised officer means an officer of the Australian Defence Force:

(a)
who holds a rank not lower than the rank of Lieutenant Commander, Major or Squadron Leader; and

(b)
who is authorised, or is included in a class of officers that is authorised, in writing, by the Chief of the Defence Force, or a service chief, to approve a special activity.

"light vehicle "means a vehicle that has a gross vehicle mass, within the meaning of the Road Transport Reform (Heavy Vehicles Registration) Act 1997 , not greater than 4.5 tonnes.



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