Fireworks Act 2003
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9 Prohibition of importation etc. of fireworks
(1) Fireworks regulations may include provision prohibiting persons from— (a) importing, (b) completing the manufacture of, or (c) placing on the market, fireworks, or fireworks of a description specified in the regulations, unless they have complied with any requirement imposed by the regulations for the giving of information. (2) If fireworks regulations impose any prohibition by virtue of subsection (1)(b) or (c), they shall specify the circumstances in which— (a) (if the prohibition is imposed by virtue of subsection (1)(b)) a person completes the manufacture of fireworks, or (b) (if the prohibition is imposed by virtue of subsection (1)(c)) a person places fireworks on the market. (3) If fireworks regulations impose any prohibition by virtue of this section, they may contain— (a) exceptions from the prohibition, or (b) provision for the granting of dispensations from the prohibition. (4) If fireworks regulations impose any prohibition by virtue of this section, they may contain provision requiring the keeping of records by any person to whom information is given under the regulations.
9 Prohibition of importation etc. of fireworks
(1) Fireworks regulations may include provision prohibiting persons from— (a) importing, (b) completing the manufacture of, or (c) placing on the market, fireworks, or fireworks of a description specified in the regulations, unless they have complied with any requirement imposed by the regulations for the giving of information. (2) If fireworks regulations impose any prohibition by virtue of subsection (1)(b) or (c), they shall specify the circumstances in which— (a) (if the prohibition is imposed by virtue of subsection (1)(b)) a person completes the manufacture of fireworks, or (b) (if the prohibition is imposed by virtue of subsection (1)(c)) a person places fireworks on the market. (3) If fireworks regulations impose any prohibition by virtue of this section, they may contain— (a) exceptions from the prohibition, or (b) provision for the granting of dispensations from the prohibition. (4) If fireworks regulations impose any prohibition by virtue of this section, they may contain provision requiring the keeping of records by any person to whom information is given under the regulations.
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