Western Australian Current Regulations

DANGEROUS GOODS SAFETY (GENERAL) REGULATIONS 2007 - REG 15

15 .         Licences, Chief Officer may synchronise duration of and date for payment of annual fees for

        (1)         In this regulation —

        licence means —

            (a)         any of these licences granted under the Dangerous Goods Safety (Explosives) Regulations 2007  —

                  (i)         an explosives import/export licence;

                  (ii)         an explosives manufacture licence;

                  (iii)         an explosives manufacture (MPU) licence;

                  (iv)         an explosives storage licence;

                  (v)         an explosives transport licence;

                  (vi)         an explosives supply licence;

            (b)         any of these licences granted under the Dangerous Goods Safety (Security Sensitive Ammonium Nitrate) Regulations 2007  —

                  (i)         an SSAN import/export licence;

                  (ii)         an SSAN manufacture licence;

                  (iii)         an SSAN storage licence;

                  (iv)         an SSAN transport licence;

                  (v)         an SSAN supply licence;

                  (vi)         an SSAN fertiliser licence;

            (c)         a licence granted under the Dangerous Goods Safety (Storage and Handling of Non‑explosives) Regulations 2007 Part 4;

            (d)         a registration for a dangerous goods pipeline granted under the Dangerous Goods Safety (Storage and Handling of Non-explosives) Regulations 2007 Part 5.

        (2)         This regulation operates despite the following —

            (a)         the Dangerous Goods Safety (Explosives) Regulations 2007 regulation 167;

            (b)         the Dangerous Goods Safety (Security Sensitive Ammonium Nitrate) Regulations 2007 regulation 35;

            (c)         the Dangerous Goods Safety (Storage and Handling of Non-explosives) Regulations 2007 regulations 34 and 97.

        (3)         If a person holds 2 or more licences, the Chief Officer, with the person’s consent —

            (a)         may reduce the duration of one or more of them in order that all of them will, due to the passage of time, expire simultaneously; and

            (b)         may set for all or some of the licences one date in each year as the date on which any fee payable each year for each licence is due (the due date ).

        (4)         If under subregulation (3)(a) the Chief Officer decides to reduce the duration of a licence —

            (a)         he or she must cancel the licence and issue a replacement in identical terms that specifies the date on which the licence will expire; and

            (b)         the reduction takes effect on the day on which the replacement licence is issued.

        (5)         If under subregulation (3)(b) the Chief Officer decides to set a due date, he or she must give the holder of the licences written notice of —

            (a)         the due date; and

            (b)         each licence to which the due date applies; and

            (c)         each fee to which the due date applies.

        [Regulation 15 inserted: Gazette 16 Mar 2012 p. 1258‑9; amended: Gazette 5 Feb 2016 p. 355‑6.]