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Explosives Act

avaldatud riigiteatajasEstonia· Riigikogu· ET

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3 April 2017

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The bill establishes a new complete text of the Explosives Act, which regulates the handling of explosives and pyrotechnic products. The purpose of the bill is to ensure that the handling of explosive material and pyrotechnic products is safe and does not endanger human life and health, property and the environment. The aim is also to ensure security: to prevent the illegal use of explosives or pyrotechnic products. The purpose of the law does not change. In the explanatory letter it is noted that new EU requirements for pyrotechnic products will come into force this year. According to the bill, the most powerful (category F3) fireworks can be purchased from the age of 18, currently the age limit is 21. The seller no longer needs to register a sale transaction of category F3. For private individuals, a limit is set on the maximum amount of pyrotechnic products kept at home, which is a total of 20 kg of pyrotechnic products. In current law there were no defined quantities of pyrotechnic products that a private person could store without meeting special conditions. It is also stipulated that a gun store can store up to 50 kg of gunpowder without complying with special requirements. The current law does not specify the limit. The economic committee was appointed as the leading committee.

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