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Introductory Text
1.Citation and commencement
2.Interpretation
3.General application
4.Unique identification
5.Attribution of manufacturing site codes
6.Records
7.Review
8.Enforcement
9.Application within the territorial sea
10.Revocation
Signature
SCHEDULE 1
Unique identification for explosives
1.Subject to paragraph 2, the unique identification must comprise—
2.For articles too small to affix the unique product code...
SCHEDULE 2
Methods of marking or affixing the unique identification to explosives
1.Cartridged explosives and explosives in sacks
2.Packaged two-component explosives
3.Plain detonators
4.Electric, non-electric and electronic detonators
5.Primers and boosters
6.Detonating cords
7.Cans, boxes and drums containing explosives
8.General
9.Small explosive articles
SCHEDULE 3
Premises and activities within the territorial sea
1.Interpretation
2.Offshore installations
3.Wells
4.Pipelines
5.Mines
6.Other activities
7.Other activities within a designated area
8.Activities within a renewable energy zone
Explanatory Note