Australian Capital Territory Numbered Regulations Australian Capital Territory Numbered RegulationsSchedule 4 Security sensitive substances
(see s 400, s 421)
Table 4.1
column 1 item | column 2 | column 3 authorised purposes | column 4 exempt quantity for carrying |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | security sensitive ammonium nitrate |
1.1 mining 1.2 quarrying 1.3 manufacture of explosives and fertilisers 1.4 genuine scientific research in relation to explosives or fertilisers 1.5 sampling the substance for identifying the kind or quantities of ingredients in the substance 1.6 carrying out demonstrations, education or practical training in relation to explosives or fertilisers 1.7 commercial agricultural use by primary producers or distribution service agencies 1.8 services for carrying the substance |
20kg |
4.1 Meaning of security sensitive ammonium nitrate
(1) In table 4.1, security sensitive ammonium nitrate means—
(a) a substance that has a UN number mentioned in subsection (3); or
(b) either of the following substances, if they do not have a UN number mentioned in subsection (3):
(i) an ammonium nitrate emulsion containing greater than 45% ammonium nitrate;
(ii) an ammonium nitrate mixture containing greater than 45% ammonium nitrate; or
(c) a substance with UN number 3139 (oxidising liquid, other than oxidising liquids with different UN numbers), if the substance is a form of ammonium nitrate.
(2) However, in table 4.1, security sensitive ammonium nitrate does not include—
(a) an ammonium nitrate solution; or
(b) any form of ammonium nitrate that is an explosive.
Note For the meaning of explosive , see the Act, s 73 and the Dangerous Substances (Explosives) Regulation 2004 , s 7.
(3) For subsection (1), UN numbers for security sensitive ammonium nitrate are as follows:
• 1942
• 2067
• 2068
• 2069
• 2070
• 2071
• 2072
• 3375.