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DANGEROUS GOODS (GENERAL) REGULATIONS 1998 (S.R. 1998, NO. 163) - REG 78

Conditions of seller's licence
A seller's licence is subject to the following conditions:
(a) the licensee must not display in a shop window any explosives to which the licence relates;
(b) the licensee must not exhibit or expose for sale the explosives in the licensed depot except as follows:
(i) any Class 1.4S explosives may be exhibited or exposed in a licensed depot in a place that is inaccessible to the public;
(ii) any fireworks may be exhibited, but not exposed, behind glass on a shelf or in a closed showcase;
(c) the licensee must not sell the explosives, unless the explosives are contained in a sufficiently substantial package that is –
(i) made and closed so as to prevent the escape of the explosives; and
(ii) securely and clearly labelled on the outside –
(A) in the case of fireworks, if the quantity of explosives exceeds 2 kilograms, with the word "Firework" or "Fireworks" ; or
(B) in the case of any other explosives, with the word "Explosive" or "Explosives" ;
(d) the licensee must not sell any Type 2 or Type 3 fireworks to any person unless –
(i) the fireworks comply with the requirements of Schedule 7 ; and
(ii) that person is the holder of a fireworks permit;
(e) the licensee must not sell any fireworks if the Competent Authority has given a notice to the licensee that the fireworks are dangerous to the public;
(f) the licensee must record on each fireworks permit full details of each type of fireworks sold;
(g) the licensee must retain a copy of each fireworks permit and produce all copies for inspection if required by an authorised officer.



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