Security-sensitive Dangerous Substances Act 2005
Security-sensitive Dangerous Substances Regulations 2005
The legislation reflects a nationally consistent approach to control access to hazardous materials defined as SSDS and is part of Australia’s National Counter-Terrorism initiatives.
The intent of this legislation is to regulate and control hazardous materials defined as SSDS and is principally aimed at security and supply chain accountability.
This includes information on importation, exporting, manufacturers, regulation, storage supply, transport, use and disposal of ammonium nitrate.
Includes information for the transport, storage of ammonium nitrate. Agricultural use and the siting of new facilities in regard to public safety.
Government is proposing that explosives be added to the SSDS Act as a 'security sensitive dangerous substance' and that all parts of the industry be brought under the one security framework
A useful resource for answering your questions regarding ammonium nitrate.
Includes general information as well as application forms.
Includes permit applications, exemptions, security plans and other important information.
Includes important information regarding shot-firer application process, blasting and significant incident reports.
Relevant links to other state and territory regulatory authorities.