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Rule 11A
Explosives may be procured or supplied
Explosive substances imported by a project with a license in accordance with the Act and these rules may be sold to other projects that have received a license in accordance with the Act and these rules to use such explosive substances. Explanation: For the purpose of this rule, “project” means road construction, power development or any other development that requires explosives.
(2) According to sub-rule - (1), the project that requires explosives for the purpose of obtaining explosives should not be able to procure such explosives immediately, even from the Army.
(3) According to sub-rule (1), if an application is submitted to the chief district officer of the district where explosives are planned to be taken with the mutual consent of both projects, the security committee of the concerned district shall recommend the seizure of such explosives and send them to the security committee of the district where the explosives are planned and from the security committee of that district to take explosives from one project to another. If a recommendation to seize explosives is received, the chief district officer of the district where explosives are planned should be sent to the Ministry of Home Affairs for approval. However, if the plan to seize and dispose of explosives is in the same district, based on the recommendation of the security committee of that district, the Chief District Officer shall send it to the Ministry of Home Affairs for approval. Explanation: For the purpose of this rule, "Security Committee" means the District Security Committee as defined in sub-section (7) of section 6 of the Local Administration Act, 2028.
(4) According to sub-rule (2), if a recommendation is received from the Security Committee of the concerned district to seize the explosives, the Ministry of Home Affairs may approve the seizure of such explosives in coordination with the Nepali 8 Army.
(5) On the basis of approval as per sub-rule (4), the seizure of explosives and the return of confiscated explosives shall be done under the direct supervision of the Nepali Army.
(6) According to this rule, the Nepali Army shall keep a record and submit a report to the Ministry of Defense regarding the type, quantity and status of use of the explosives seized and the Ministry of Defense shall make such report available to the Ministry of Home Affairs.
(7) Any explosive substance purchased or imported by a project with a license in accordance with the Act and these rules may be provided to the project that has received permission to use such explosive substance if it is not needed immediately or in excess.
(8) Sub-rule: When explosive material is provided to another project as per (7), the procedure as per rule (3), (4), (5) and (6) should be completed.
(9) This. Explosive materials are to be procured according to the rules; - Explosive materials are provided and explosive-material receiving projects must comply with the provisions of Acts, Rules and other applicable laws regarding the use, transportation, storage, etc. of explosive materials.
(3) According to sub-rule (1), if an application is submitted to the chief district officer of the district where explosives are planned to be taken with the mutual consent of both projects, the security committee of the concerned district shall recommend the seizure of such explosives and send them to the security committee of the district where the explosives are planned and from the security committee of that district to take explosives from one project to another. If a recommendation to seize explosives is received, the chief district officer of the district where explosives are planned should be sent to the Ministry of Home Affairs for approval. However, if the plan to seize and dispose of explosives is in the same district, based on the recommendation of the security committee of that district, the Chief District Officer shall send it to the Ministry of Home Affairs for approval. Explanation: For the purpose of this rule, "Security Committee" means the District Security Committee as defined in sub-section (7) of section 6 of the Local Administration Act, 2028.
(4) According to sub-rule (2), if a recommendation is received from the Security Committee of the concerned district to seize the explosives, the Ministry of Home Affairs may approve the seizure of such explosives in coordination with the Nepali 8 Army.
(5) On the basis of approval as per sub-rule (4), the seizure of explosives and the return of confiscated explosives shall be done under the direct supervision of the Nepali Army.
(6) According to this rule, the Nepali Army shall keep a record and submit a report to the Ministry of Defense regarding the type, quantity and status of use of the explosives seized and the Ministry of Defense shall make such report available to the Ministry of Home Affairs.
(7) Any explosive substance purchased or imported by a project with a license in accordance with the Act and these rules may be provided to the project that has received permission to use such explosive substance if it is not needed immediately or in excess.
(8) Sub-rule: When explosive material is provided to another project as per (7), the procedure as per rule (3), (4), (5) and (6) should be completed.
(9) This. Explosive materials are to be procured according to the rules; - Explosive materials are provided and explosive-material receiving projects must comply with the provisions of Acts, Rules and other applicable laws regarding the use, transportation, storage, etc. of explosive materials.