(1) The licensee shall keep his license in safe custody to protect it from theft, damage or unauthorized copying. If a license is damaged or lost, or if the licensee stops working with explosives, the same should be reported to the base of the license.
(2) Subject to what is written in the Act, if anyone wants to see the license, the licensee must show his license.
(3) Subject to the provisions of the Act, if any person comes to inspect and question the place where any explosive substance is being produced, stored or used or is being transported or is being loaded or dropped, the licensee shall allow him to inspect and inquire. .
(4) Any explosive fire or accident caused by explosives or its use should be immediately reported to the local police chief and the nearest police station and a detailed report related to the explosives, fire or accident should be submitted as well as any other necessary statements requested. Such officers or any explosives inspector should be allowed to inspect and investigate the incident.
(5) The type and quantity of explosives imported, transported, purchased, sold, distributed or used by him on any date and the type and quantity of such explosives and from whom and from whom, from whom and from whom. "It is necessary to keep a detailed record of the names, nationality and license number of those persons who have been transported, who has been purchased from whom, who has been received from whom, what has been used for what purpose, and who has been sold, distributed or given for transportation.< br> (6) A copy of the report referred to in sub-rule (5) should be sent to the local magistrate on a monthly basis.
(7) If any unauthorized person unlawfully enters or attempts to enter any storage magazine or uses, transfers or discharges any explosive without authority or soIf there is an attempt to line, transfer or take away or if any explosive substance is stolen or damaged, such things should be immediately reported to the local police chief.
(8) No licensee shall allow any person under the influence of alcohol or other intoxication or in a state of inebriation, or any person with such physical or mental disorder as to interfere with the safe handling of explosives, to handle, transport, distribute or use explosives or to enter into any magazine Day does not happen.