(1)  For section 47(3) of the Act, the prescribed quantity is –

(a) for a combustible liquid of any specific kind, a quantity equal to or greater than the manifest quantity; and

(b) for dangerous goods of any specific kind other than explosives, a quantity equal to or greater than the manifest quantity; and

(c) for explosives –

(i) 200 kilograms of any (or any combination) of the following:

(A) blasting explosives;

(B) Type 2 fireworks;

(C) Type 3 fireworks; or

(ii) 100 kilograms of any (or any combination) of the following:

(A) propellant;

(B) black powder;

(C) safety cartridges; or

(iii) 500 detonators; or

(iv) 50 kilograms of any (or any combination) of the following:

(A) distress signals;

(B) special explosive devices;

(C) specialised rockets.

(2)  In this regulation, the expressions "propellant" , "safety cartridge" , "Type 2 fireworks" and "Type 3 fireworks" have the same meaning as in Part 5 and –

black powder means propellant powder with classification code 1.1D under the Australian Dangerous Goods Code;

blasting explosive means an explosive of the kind typically used for blasting in connection with mining, quarrying, road construction and building demolition or similar works;

detonator means a detonator within the meaning of the Australian Explosives Code;

distress signal means a flare, rocket or other pyrotechnic device intended for signalling, warning, rescue or like purposes;

flare includes marine flare, landing flare and railway or highway safety flare (fusee);

special explosive device means a smoke generator or bird scarer;

technical rocket means an avalanche rocket, cloud-seeding rocket, anti-hail rocket, line-carrying rocket, scientific research rocket or any similar kind of rocket (other than a distress signal).