Chapter 1 Scope of application

Chapter 2 Definitions and Categories

Chapter 3 Imports and manufacture of fireworks and other pyrotechnics

Chapter 4 Placement, orientation and use of establishments and places where fireworks and other pyrotechnics are produced

Chapter 5 Storage and handling of fireworks and other pyrotechnics

Chapter 6 The transfer of fireworks and other pyrotechnics and the sale of certain chemicals

Chapter 7 Acquisitions of fireworks and other pyrotechnics

Chapter 8 Use of fireworks and other pyrotechnics

Chapter 9

Chapter 10 Common rules for applications, permits and approvals

Chapter 11 Disposal and revocation of authorisations and authorisations and changes to the terms and conditions

Chapter 12 Control and enforcement, etc.

Chapter 13 Appeal access

Chapter 14 Penalty provisions

Chapter 15 Entry into force and transitional provisions

Appendix 1

Publication of imports, manufacture, storage, transfer, acquisition and use of fireworks and other pyrotechnic articles 1)

In accordance with paragraph 1 (1), 4 and 6, section 2. 5, section 3, no. 1-7 and nr. 9-13, section 3a, paragraph 3. 3 and 4, section 5, section 7 (4). 2, and Section 11 of Law No 193 of 24. May 1972 on fireworks and other pyrotechnics, as amended by law no. 1096 of 21. December 1994, Law No. No. 458 of 10. June 2003, Law No. No. 1060 of 9. Nov, 2005 and Law No. 1600 of 20. In December 2006, the following shall be adopted :

Chapter 1

Scope of application

§ 1. This notice shall apply to imports, manufacture, storage, transfer, acquisition and use of fireworks and other pyrotechnic articles.

Paragraph 2. The notice also sets age limits for the sale of certain chemicals.

Paragraph 3. Firecrackers and other pyrotechnics must comply with the requirements of the notice. 1422 of 16. December 2009 laying down requirements for fireworks and other pyrotechnic articles.

Paragraph 4. The approval of party fireworks shall be carried out in accordance with the rules laid down in the notice. 1426 of 16. December 2009 for approval as party creators.

Paragraph 5. For persons who are nationals of an EU or the EEA country or in a country concluded by the European Union on access to the practice of regulated professions and, as a temporary or occasional person, who want to be employed or practised as a profession or a profession which is a profession of law or profession ; celebrations in Denmark, or which intend to establish themselves as party princes in Denmark, the order of the party shall be no. 1422 of 16. In December 2009, on the approval and training of professions as a party-party creators on the basis of foreign professional qualifications.

§ 2. Requirements for permits or approvals following this notice shall not apply to public authorities where the authorities at their normal operation require imports, manufacture, transfer, acquisition or storage of : fireworks or other pyrotechnics, cf. Section 6 (6) of the law. 1.

Chapter 2

Definitions and Categories

§ 3. In the case of application of the provisions of this notice, the following definitions shall be defined as follows :

1) Pyrotechnic Article : An article containing explosives or an explosive mixture of substances intended to develop heat, light, sound, gas or smoke or a combination thereof using exsotherme chemical reactions, which keep to themselves in : corridor.

2) Fireworks : Pyrotechnic, designed for entertainment.

3) Professional fireworks : fireworks intended for use by persons who have approval as party fireworks or centre-growers, and which are not covered by the term ' swamp fireworks `.

4) Scenario : pyrotechnic articles intended for indoor or outdoor stage use, including in the case of films and television productions and the like. (Firecrackers in category T1 and T2).

5) Concesspam fireworks : fireworks intended for the use of consumers.

6) Propric fireworks : total firecrackers intended for use all year.

7) Party fireworks : Person who has authorization to handle and apply professional fireworks.

8) Scene-growers : Person who has sole authorization to handle and use scene firecrackers.

9) other pyrotechnics articles : other pyrotechnics articles other than fireworks, including pyrotechnics for vehicles.

10) Manufacturer : A natural or legal person who constructs or produces a pyrotechnics article or which allows such an article to construct or manufacture under his own name or trade mark in order to market it.

11) Importers : any natural or legal person established in the EU and which puts a pyrotechnically article originating in a third country in the European Union in the context of its business.

12) Distributor : Any natural or legal person in the marketing chain which makes a pyrotechnically made available on the market as part of its business.

13) Authorisation body : Organ designated to carry out the assessment of fireworks and other pyrotechnics in accordance with the essential safety requirements.

14) Distance selling : removesales as defined in the Act on Certain Consumer Agreements.

15) Transport classification : The combination of a subclass and an compatibility group, as an article which is finished packing it, shall be entered in accordance with the European Convention on the International Transport of Dangerous Goods by road (ADR).

16) Container : Freight container or storage container.

17) Packaging section means a container located in the free, a building or a room in which the wrapping of individual items is carried out.

18) Sales site : Area, disk, desk, counter, or similar from which sales and extradition take place.

(19) Exterior security spacing : The distance from the fireworks warehouse to any residential building and to building or activity that is unrelated to the company.

20) Proposal : Pyrotechnious mixtures of loose form or pyrotechnious specimens in fireworks articles, the function of which is to produce a sound power or to be used as a dispersal rate.

21) NEM : Net Explosive Quantity.

Categories of fireworks and other pyrotechnics

§ 4. Firecrackers are subdivided into the following categories :

1) Category 1 : fireworks interfically linked to low risk and minimal noise levels intended for use in physical delimited areas, including fireworks for indoor use in dwellings.

2) Category 2 : fireworks associated with low risk and low level of sound level calculated for outdoor use in physical delimited areas.

3) Category 3 : Firecrackers linked to medium-high risk, intended for outdoor use in larger, physically open spaces. The noise level of these articles must not be harmful to health.

4) Category 4 : fireworks associated with high risk, designed to be used only by party firepower stations. The noise level of these articles must not be harmful to health.

5) Category T1 : " low risk " of stage firecrackers.

6) Category T2 : Scenario-firecrackers designed to be used only by people approved as stage or party fireworks.

Paragraph 2. Other pyrotechnio articles are subdivided into the following categories :

1) Category P1 : Other pyrotechnicalities which are low-risk.

2) Category P2 : Other pyrotechnic articles intended only to be handled or used by persons with particular knowledge of the articles in question.

§ 5. Concessionfirecrackers shall be made by :

1) fireworks in category 1,

2) fireworks in category 2,

3) fountains in category 3 with a NEM on until 750 grams, and

4) Batteries and combinations of category 3 with a total NEM on until 1000 grams, if the elements that are part, may be categorized as category 2. Batteries and combinations must not contain elements that consist of fireworks designed with pure use ; For example, firecrackers like canon punches, double canon shots, canon shots of blitz and bang frogs, or firecrackers designed with a bang-bang effect as a dominant effect.

Paragraph 2. Proper firecrackers are made up of bengal torches, mopeds, ice fountains, handheld starcasters, non-hand-held starboard bracelets, wood-boarders, ping-pads, bangs, dog plugs, bangs, bangs, bangs, bangs and bangs to the extent that the articles referred to are covered ; Category 1.

§ 6. Professional fireworks shall be made up of :

1) fireworks in category 3, which are not a summary fireworks, cf. § 5,

2) fireworks in category 4, and

3) stage-growing works in categories T1 and T2.

Chapter 3

Imports and manufacture of fireworks and other pyrotechnics

Business approval

§ 7. The manufacturer, or introducing fireworks works or other pyrotechnics articles, shall be approved by the Security Board, cf. Section 1 (1) of the law. 1.

Paragraph 2. Paragraph 1 shall not apply to the production and importation of the whole-annual fireworks and pyrotechnics intended for use as a trigger mechanism in safety equipment and self-infused life-saving equipment.

Paragraph 3. Authorisation pursuant to paragraph 1. 1 shall be communicated to the business area of the establishment by the manufacture or entry of categories 1 to 4 fireworks, stage-growing works or other pyrotechnics.

§ 8. In order to obtain approval after paragraph 7, paragraph 7 (1). 1, the applicant must document the establishment of a quality management system adapted to the business area of the establishment and containing :

1) Description of your company's workspace and work processes.

2) The procedure for carrying out own checks that the articles are fully operational and not damaged after transport and that the articles comply with the labelling requirements and other special requirements.

3) Procedure for handling fireworks or other pyrotechnicalities, including the description of the company ' s working routines.

4) Procedures to ensure that the requirements for the storage of fireworks and other pyrotechnics are being complied with.

5) Procedure to ensure that requirements for the inventory of deliveries, sales and warehouses are required, cf. Section 55 is being complied with.

6) List of staff technical knowledge concerning fireworks or other pyrotechnics articles, including procedures for ensuring the maintenance of employees ' professional knowledge.

7) Procedure for the treatment of deviations and execution of corrective actions.

8) The procedures for the establishment ' s own verification of the suitability and effectiveness of the quality assurance system.

Paragraph 2. The quality system must be documented in the form of a manual or a collection of documents which, in a systematic and manageable manner, shall provide them with a view to those referred to in paragraph 1. 1 mentioned conditions. The documentation may be stored electronically.

Paragraph 3. The security management board may lay down detailed rules for the fulfilment of the provisions referred to in paragraph 1. 1 mentioned conditions.

Paragraph 4. The Board of Security may dispense with the provisions referred to in paragraph 1. Paragraph 1 and paragraph. 2 mentioned conditions.

§ 9. In order to obtain approval after paragraph 7, paragraph 7 (1). the applicant, in addition to the document referred to in paragraph 8, must be documented :

1) there are employees in the establishment who, in the form of pyrotechnics or experience, have relevant technical knowledge of the requirements for the construction, handling and storage of fireworks or other pyrotechnics in relation to the company ' s premises ; business area, and

2) the imported or produced fireworks or other pyrotechnics may be legally stored.

Paragraph 2. The Board of Security may lay down detailed rules for the fulfilment of the provisions of paragraph 1. 1, no. 1, mentioned condition.

Paragraph 3. The Board of Safety shall be able to dispense with it in paragraph 1. 1, no. 1, mentioned condition.

§ 10. Approval as referred to in section 7 (2). 1. The conditions laid down by fireworks or other pyrotechnics which are imported or manufactured shall comply with the requirements of the requirements for fireworks and other pyrotechnics articles and that the articles are handed over to undertakings or undertakings ; persons who can legally acquire the articles in question.

Paragraph 2. Approval as referred to in section 7 (2). Paragraph 1 may, notwithstanding paragraph 1, 1 shall be notified to the manufacture and importation of fireworks articles or other pyrotechnious articles which are not legally permitted to be put into circulation in Denmark. Authorisation shall be granted as an independent authorisation and may be granted under the following conditions :

1) The fact that all entries and transfers of articles which are not legally applicable in Denmark, 14 days before importation or transfer are notified to the Security Board.

2) Exporting articles which are not legally permitted for circulation in Denmark shall be documented in accordance with the Board of Security pursuant to the Board of Directs.

§ 11. Public authorities exempted from requirements concerning authorisations and approvals following this notice pursuant to Article 2 shall notify the municipality of the Provination Board when producing fireworks and other pyrotechnics, cf. Section 6 (6) of the law. 2.

Chapter 4

Placement, orientation and use of establishments and places where fireworks and other pyrotechnics are produced

§ 12. Location, orientation and use of establishments and places where fireworks or other pyrotechnic articles are made, must not be done without the permission of the municipal management board.

Paragraph 2. Authorisation pursuant to paragraph 1. 1 shall be communicated by the local authorities of the local authority of the municipality in which the production takes place. Such authorization shall be notified in accordance with the opinion of the Security Agency and shall be granted as a general authorisation.

Chapter 5

Storage and handling of fireworks and other pyrotechnics

General provisions

§ 13. The fireworks and other pyrotechnics must not be stored without the consent of the municipal management board, cf. however, paragraph 1 2.

Paragraph 2. Paragraph 1 shall not apply to :

1) Containment of not more than 5 kg of NEM consum fireworks and other pyrotechnics articles which, pursuant to the European Convention on the International Transport of Dangerous Goods by Road (ADR), are classified as 1.3G, 1.4G or 1.4S.

2) Containment in the retail joint of the sum of the sum and other pyrotechnics, where the storage is in accordance with section 20 and section 21.

3) Pre-preservation of pyrotechnic release mechanisms installed in safety equipment and safety equipment and escape equipment.

4) Containment on board ships of type-approved emergency signals, linecraft appliances and other pyrotechnic articles intended for life-use purposes.

Paragraph 3. In the case of paragraph 1. 2, no. 2, applicable, the storage of the fireworks shall be notified to the municipality of the municipality of the municipality of the municipality in which the storage is to be carried out. Notification must be submitted to the municipality Board no later than 14 days before the storage commencement.

§ 14. Authorisation in accordance with Article 13 (2). 1 shall be provided by the local authorities of the municipality in which the storage is to be carried out.

Paragraph 2. Authorisation in accordance with Article 13 (2). 1, for the storage of a total quantity of fireworks or other pyrotechnics which make the storage covered by the Environmental Management Executive Order on the risk of major accidents involving dangerous substances, shall be communicated by the local authorities after the management of the environment ; obtained an opinion from the Security Administration.

§ 15. Applications for permits in accordance with section 13 (3). 1 shall be accompanied by the necessary drawing material, a description of the company ' s working routines and the storage conditions.

Paragraph 2. Authorisation in accordance with Article 13 (2). 1, for the storage of the retail fireworks and other pyrotechnics articles, as authorization for the period from the 24th. November to and with 1. Feb the next year. However, authorisation shall be granted for the storage of the full-year fireworks throughout the year.

§ 16. Public authorities exempted from requirements concerning authorisations and approvals following this notice pursuant to Article 2 shall notify the municipality of the Provinceal Board when they keep fireworks and other pyrotechnics, cf. Section 6 (6) of the law. 2.

§ 17. Any form of the protective custody of fireworks and other pyrotechnics must be taken care of. Storage must be carried out in accordance with the rules laid down in Annex 1 in the technical requirements.

§ 18. The Management Board may dispense with the rules laid down in Annex 1 in Annex 1, if special conditions are to be specified, and where it is deemed to be safe in terms of security.

Information to be provided for the storage of fireworks and other pyrotechnics articles for others

§ 19. The one authorized to store fireworks and other pyrotechnics in accordance with. Section 13 (1). 1 and which keep fireworks or other pyrotechnics for others, inform the person concerned of :

1) the inter-branch organizations to which the holder of the licence is a member ;

2) contact information of the municipal management board which issued the authorisation to hold, cf. Section 13 (1). 1, and

3) any occupational insurance and guarantees provided by the holder of the licence or certificate, contact information on the insurance undertaking or the guarantee of insurance and information on the insurance or geographical coverage of the insurance.

Paragraph 2. If the holder of the fireworks or other pyrotechnics requests it, the holder of the authorisation shall indicate the rules applicable to the storage of fireworks and other pyrotechnics and how the person in question is granted access ; To them.

Retention and handling in the retail stage

20. The retailer must not be stored in the retailer other than the total fireworks works or other pyrotechnics covered by P1 and under the European Convention on the International Carriage of Dangerous Goods by road (ADR) ; transport classified as 1.3G, 1.4G, or 1.4S.

Paragraph 2. Fireworks may only be provided in sales premises and at points of sale at the retail stage during the period from 1. Depart to and with the 31. December.

Paragraph 3. During the period from the 24th. November, and with the 30. In November, fireworks shall be stored in unbroken transport packagings in an adjacent room or on another approved container in the retail stage.

Paragraph 4. During the period from 1. January to and with 1. February, fireworks shall be stored in an adjacent room or on another approved container in the retail stage.

Paragraph 5. Paragraph 2-4 does not apply to the whole-year fireworks.

§ 21. Store stores shall be stored at most :

1) 12,5 kg of NEM concespyrotechnics and other pyrotechnic articles at the point of sale at a store-in-sale place ;

2) 12,5 kg of NEM of the whole-year fireworks in the sales room at a distance of at least five metres from the point of sale ; and

3) 12,5 kg of NEM consum fireworks and other pyrotechnic articles in adjacent rooms separated from the sales room and with denominable door to this place if there are no flammable liquids or F-gas premises in the premises ;

4) 25 kg of NEM consum fireworks and other pyrotechnic articles in adjacent rooms separated from the sales room and with denominable door to this area, provided that there are no flammable liquids or F-gas and other flammable warehouses.

Chapter 6

The transfer of fireworks and other pyrotechnics and the sale of certain chemicals

Permission to transfer fireworks and other pyrotechnic articles

§ 22. The fireworks and other pyrotechnics shall not be transfered without the authorisation of the municipal management board, cf. Section 2 (2) of the law. 1.

Paragraph 2. Paragraph 1 shall not apply to the summary fireworks and other pyrotechnic articles covered by category P1.

-23. Permission to transfer professional fireworks works and other pyrotechnic articles in the P2 category, cf. Section 22 (2). 1, shall be communicated by the local authorities of the municipality in which the applicant has a place of business or in its absence from where the applicant is domiciled. Permission shall be granted as a general authorisation.

Paragraph 2. Where the applicant does not have a place of business or place in Denmark, the authority of the municipality shall be notified to the local authorities of the municipality in which the transfer is to take place.

Transfer of the carpenal firecrackers

§ 24. The carpentry works may only be sold in retail sales in the period from 1 to 31. December, cf. Section 2 (2) of the law. 3.

Paragraph 2. Paragraph 1 does not apply to the whole of annual fireworks.

§ 25. Absening firecrackers may only be sold to or otherwise be made available to persons who are 18 years old, cf. however, paragraph 1 2.

Paragraph 2. The whole-year fireworks must be sold or otherwise made available to persons who are 15 years old.

Paragraph 3. Sale premises must be provided with clear signs of age limits for sale, cf. paragraph 1-2.

SECTION 26. The sum of the carpentry must not be sold by self-control, cf. however, paragraph 1 2.

Paragraph 2. Paragraph 1 shall not apply to the whole-year fireworks.

§ 27. Retail of the carcase fireworks on distance selling must be notified to the Security Board. Notification shall be made no later than 14 days before the date of removal of the sale.

Paragraph 2. The notification, cf. paragraph 1 shall contain information on which fireworks articles are sold. The notification shall also include information on how to ensure that the ban on the sale to persons under 15 years and 18 years respectively, cf. § 25, observed.

§ 28. Suppliers of fireworks to the retail joint shall ensure that a guide is included in Danish on the handling and storage of the fireworks at the store and in the warehouse.

Paragraph 2. Where fireworks are transferred to consumers, the fireworks shall ensure that a general safety information is provided in Danish on matters relating to handling, storage and use of fireworks.

Transition of professional fireworks and other pyrotechnics

§ 29. The one that has obtained a permit in accordance with section 22 (2). 1, for the transfer of fireworks or other pyrotechnic articles, before the transfer takes place, provide proof that the transferee is authorised to acquire the fireworks, cf. Section 31 (1). 1 or that transfer is made to a public authority covered by section 2.

Paragraph 2. The Documentation, cf. paragraph 1, must be kept for a period of five years.

Sales of certain chemicals

-$30. The following chemicals may only be sold to people who are 18 years old :

Paragraph 2. Chlorates, perchlorates and nitrater of sodium, potassium, calcium, ammonium or barium.

Paragraph 3. Kaliumpermanganate.

Paragraph 4. Red and yellow phosphorus.

Paragraph 5. Sulphur.

Paragraph 6. Aluminum, magnesium and zinc powder.

Chapter 7

Acquisitions of fireworks and other pyrotechnics

§ 31. The fireworks and other pyrotechnics must not be acquired without the consent of the municipal management board, cf. Section 2 (2) of the law. 1.

Paragraph 2. Paragraph 1 shall not apply to the summary fireworks and other pyrotechnic articles covered by category P1.

Paragraph 3. Paragraph 1 shall not apply to the acquiring of type-approved statutory emergency signals and the linen load apparatus for ships, where the acquisition occurs at sea-level traders or resellers of the ship ' s vendors, against the viewing of valid identification and identification ; records of the ship ' s register or of the vessel register or other evidence of a ship, or other evidence of the vessel register or other documentation.

Paragraph 4. However, the approved stage and party fireworks may acquire the articles which their approval entitles them to handle and use.

Paragraph 5. Paragraph 1 shall not apply to test laboratories recognised for the testing and assessment of fireworks and other pyrotechnic articles where the acquisition is carried out in the context of the assessment and testing. Paragraph 1 shall not apply to notified bodies.

§ 32. Authorisation for the acquisition of fireworks or other pyrotechnics referred to in the P2 category, cf. Section 31 (1). 1, shall be communicated by the local authorities of the municipality in which the applicant has a place of business, or in the absence of where the applicant is domiciled. Authorisation shall be granted as a general authorisation in accordance with the consequences of paragraph 1. 3-4.

Paragraph 2. Where the applicant does not have a place of business or place in Denmark, the authority of the municipality shall be notified to the local authorities of the municipality in which the transfer is to take place.

Paragraph 3. General authorisation for the acquisition of fireworks as referred to in paragraph 1. 1 shall be notified when the applicant can demonstrate that the acquisition is made for resale and that the applicant has special knowledge of the handling and use of the fireworks concerned.

Paragraph 4. Authorisation for the acquisition of other pyrotechnicalities in accordance with paragraph 1. 1 shall be communicated as a general or a stand-alone authorisation when :

1) the applicant has a specific knowledge of the handling and use of the relevant type of pyrotechnic Article and applies in particular to the acquisition, including because the acquisition is made for resale, or

2) the applicant has a specific knowledge of the handling of the relevant articles and has a special need for the acquisition, including because the acquisition is made for the purpose of resale.

Chapter 8

Use of fireworks and other pyrotechnics

Permission for use of fireworks and other pyrotechnics

§ 33. The fireworks and other pyrotechnics must not be used without the authorisation of the municipal management board, cf. Section 2 (2) of the law. 1.

Paragraph 2. Paragraph 1 shall not apply to the summary fireworks, cf. However, section 43.

Paragraph 3. Paragraph 1 shall not apply to the use of other pyrotechnic articles, provided that they are used for the purpose for which they are intended.

Paragraph 4. Paragraph 1 and paragraph 1. 3 shall not apply to test laboratories recognised for testing and assessment of fireworks and other pyrotechnics, where the use is carried out in the context of the assessment and testing as well as for the notified bodies.

§ 34. Authorisation in accordance with section 33 (2). 1, for the use of fireworks and other pyrotechnics articles, shall be communicated by the local authorities of the municipality to which the fireworks and other pyrotechnic articles are to be used.

Paragraph 2. Authorisation in accordance with section 33 (2). 1, for the use of firecrackers, be given as a stand-alone authorisation for each event. cf. however, paragraph 1 However, a number of other consecutor comparable arrangements may be requested and notified of a number of other consecuted comparative events.

Paragraph 3. Permission to use in connection with own checks, cf. $35, no. 1, or use, cf. § 37, paragraph. 1, no. Rule 37 (1) and 37 (3). 2, shall be granted as a general authorisation.

$35. Authorisation in accordance with section 33 (2). 1, for the use of professional fireworks shall be reported when :

1) the applicant can demonstrate a particular interest in the use of the fireworks, e.g. when the fireworks are used in amusements of amusement, in connection with parties, similar or similar, or in connection with the execution of own checks, cf. § 8 (3) 1, no. 2, and

2) the applicant is approved party printties or documents to have concluded an agreement with an approved party fireworks for the use of the fireworks.

§ 36. Application for authorisation for use of fireworks, cf. Section 33 (4). 1, in addition to the consequences of section 37-section 39, must contain information on :

1) the name and address of the applicant,

2) Where the fireworks are used,

3) When the fireworks are used,

4) the fireworks articles, including the size of any air bombs that are used,

5) how to ensure that the requirements of section 40, section 41, section 46, section 47, and section 49-Clause 54 are met ; and

6) information on the name and approval number of the approved party-party printout, which shall be used as well as the names of the party holder ' s possible assistance.

Permission to use fireworks and other pyrotechnics that do not meet the requirements of the requirements for fireworks and other pyrotechnics articles

§ 37. Authorisation in accordance with section 33 (2). 1, for the use of fireworks and other pyrotechnics which do not meet the requirements of the requirements for fireworks and other pyrotechnics articles, shall be notified when the applicant is authorised for the manufacture or importation ; by fireworks or other pyrotechnics, cf. Section 7 (2). 1, and when the applicant can demonstrate that the articles :

1) for commercial purposes only, for example when they are to be used as part of the company ' s own control, cf. § 8 (3) 1, no. 2, or

2) shall be used for the purpose of exhibition or demonstration purposes.

Paragraph 2. Authorisation pursuant to paragraph 1. 1 may be communicated in a similar manner to the holders of an approval for the manufacture of fireworks and other pyrotechnics, provided that the fireworks are produced for research, development and testing.

§ 38. Authorisation in accordance with section 37 (2). 1, no. 2. The following shall be provided on the condition that the visible signage is clearly indicated :

1) the name and date of the mass, exhibition or demonstration ;

2) the fireworks or other pyrotechnics in question are not in accordance with the requirements laid down in the notification of fireworks and other pyrotechnics ; and

3) that the articles cannot be obtained before the manufacturer or the importer has placed the articles in accordance with the requirements of the requirements for fireworks and other pyrotechnics.

§ 39. Authorisation in accordance with section 37 (2). 2. The following shall be provided on the basis of the visible signage that clearly indicate that :

1) the fireworks or other pyrotechnics in question are not in accordance with the requirements laid down in the notification of fireworks and other pyrotechnics ; and

2) the articles cannot be obtained for purposes other than research, development and testing.

General rules for the use of fireworks and other pyrotechnics

§ 40. Any use of fireworks or other pyrotechnics articles must be prudent in order to minimise the risk of damage to persons and values and genes for the surrounding environment.

§ 41. Use of firecrackers shall not take place in less distance than 100 metres from farmland, with a crew of animals, kennels and other livestock units and areas with non-walking animals.

§ 42. The local authority ' s authority may prohibit or lay down the conditions for any use of pyrotechnics or other pyrotechnic articles in the free period for any use of fireworks or other pyrotechnic articles in a specified period of time, due to drought, or other special circumstances are deemed necessary to reduce the risk of fire or other injury.

Special rules for the use of carpentry works

§ 43. Consumming fireworks shall only be used in the period 1. December 5. January, cf. Section 2 (2) of the law. 4.

Paragraph 2. Paragraph 1 does not apply to the whole of annual fireworks.

Paragraph 3. Paragraph 1 shall not apply where the fireworks are used for commercial purposes by an approved party fireworks.

Paragraph 4. Paragraph 1 shall not apply to undertakings and persons authorised for the manufacture or importation of carpentry fireworks when the fireworks are used as part of a self-control, cf. § 8 (3) 1, no. 2.

Paragraph 5. Paragraph 1 shall not apply to test laboratories for testing and evaluation of fireworks articles, where use is carried out in the context of the assessment and testing, and for notified bodies.

§ 44. Application in accordance with section 43 (4). 3 and 4 shall be notified to the municipality of the municipality of the municipality in which the fireworks are used.

Paragraph 2. Notification of use pursuant to section 43 (4). 3, shall be sent to the municipal management board within 14 days before the fireworks have been used.

Paragraph 3. Notification of use pursuant to section 43 (4). 4, shall be sent to the municipalities Management Board within 14 days before the fireworks have been used for the first time.

§ 45. In the case of the use of the sum of the sum, the following applies in addition to the following section 40 and section 41 of the following :

1) Use of the carcase fireworks shall not take place in any lower distance than :

a) 100 m from buildings with readily flammable roof, stacking or other storage in the free of light flammable substances, including fireworks, more layers of wood, fuels, combustible packaging and similar, flammable liquids, F-gas or extraterrestrial natural gas installations, and

b) Hundred meters from needle trembreads, zipped up areas or other flammable vegetation.

2) The use of rockets must not take place in less distance than :

a) 10 m from building's openings,

b) 200 m from buildings with readily flammable roof, stacking or other storage in the free of light flammable substances, including fireworks, more layers of wood, fuels, combustible packaging and similar, flammable liquids, F-gas or extraterrestrial natural gas installations, and

c) Two hundred meters from needle treacherds, zipped up areas or other flammable vegetation.

Paragraph 2. In the direction of the wind, they are doubling in paragraph 1. 1, no. One and two, indicated distances.

Paragraph 3. Paragracs 1 and 2 shall not apply to the whole of annual fireworks.

§ 46. For the purposes of the commercial use of accounts for the purposes of party fireworks, the requirements of section 47 and section 49-section 54 shall apply mutatis muted.

General rules for the use of professional fireworks

§ 47. In the case of the use of professional fireworks, other than the following section 49-section 54, the following shall be :

1) In the case of fireworks articles, a maximum sound pressure level of 120 dB (AImax) measured at the time of the confinement shall be used for the purpose of using the maximum sound pressure.

2) Firecrackers constructed with a bang-effect of power are not allowed to be used. However, salutbombs (air-bomb with a clean bang effect) are permitted with a diameter of up to 75 mm as well as a power-firecracker for the design of the firecrackers.

§ 48. In the case of fireworks fireworks or other pyrotechnics that are not in accordance with the requirements of the requirements for fireworks and other pyrotechnics articles, the municipal board shall make the arrangements for use in accordance with obtained an opinion from the Security Administration.

Special rules for the use of stage-growing works

§ 49. In the case of the use of stage-growing works, in addition to the following section 40 and section 41, the following :

1) Scenario-growing works must be stored in a sealed wooden box or approved transport packaging outside the room where the fireworks are to be used until installation is fitted.

2) The articles must first be removed from the packaging immediately before the installation.

3) Wires on the articles of the electrical ignition system shall be short-circuitled until the installation.

4) During the installation of the electrical ignition system for performing firecrackers, the power supply to amplifiers, speakers and other electrical instruments must be either interrupted or secured so that these cannot lead to inadvertable inflammation.

5) Tobacco smoking and the use of open fire are not allowed during the installation and application of fireworks.

6) On the spot where the fireworks are mounted and used or in the immediate vicinity of this, there must be at least one hand-sprayed battery or a single pressure-water extinguisher, cf. the general provisions of Annex 1, point. 1,14 more. 1.20 on fire-extinguishing equipment. A pulverextinguisher or CO 2 -however, the extinguishing system may be used to extinguishing a fire in the electrical equipment.

7) The use of stage-growing works must only take place in rooms where the ceiling height is at least 4 metres. Once the fireworks are laid down, the area must be secured at a distance of at least three metres to all sides at a barrier or otherwise, in such a way as to prevent access to unauthorized access.

Paragraph 2. In the case of the use of stage-growing works, the rules in section 47 and section 50-section 54 shall also apply.

Special rules for the use of professional fireworks in categories 3 and 4

$50. For the use of professional fireworks categories in categories 3 and 4, the following shall be applied in addition to the following section 40 and section 41 :

1) Applying use must be made in an abhorus area that is effectively corded off the audience.

2) The quantity and size of the fireworks used shall be taken to the given conditions in the space where the fireworks are to be used.

3) RPGs for RPGs, air-bomb launchers, pimps and similar devices must be of a sufficiently solid structure and suitably fixed, e.g. by downgrading or in the security of barstonettes.

4) There must be a clear view of the entire area of unsealed territory.

5) Finished over the deblocking area from which the fireworks shall be used, cf. no. 1 shall be prohibited for persons other than those for the fireworks required. The prohibition shall be valid from the date on which the production of the fireworks begins and until the posts have been removed after the burning.

6) Protective shards of caprits may first be removed immediately before the ignition.

7) Rockets and air-firecrackers shall always be discarded in the direction of public and possible settlers.

8) In the event of use, all components must be checked for any forsayers. Forsaders must be removed and destroyed responsive.

9) On the spot where the fireworks are used or near this, there must be at least one hand-battery or a pressure-water extinguisher intended for extinguishing fire in fireworks, cf. general provisions on fire-extinguishing equipment in Annex 1, point. 1,14-1,20.

§ 51. For the use of professional fireworks in categories 3 and 4, the following safety distances shall be complied with :

1) By parting fireworks, which means fireworks used to keep at the ground level with the audience : at least 15 metres to the audience in all directions.

2) In the light of firecrackers of not more than 60 mm in diameter or here equivalent articles, at least 25 metres to the audience in all directions.

3) For fireworks with air bombs over 60 mm and of not more than 100 mm in diameter or here equivalent articles : at least 50 metres to the audience in all directions.

4) In the light of firecrackers more than 100 mm and of not more than 150 mm in diameter or here equivalent articles, at least 100 metres to the audience in all directions.

5) In the light of firecrackers of more than 150 mm above 150 mm and of not more than 200 mm in diameter or here equivalent articles, at least 200 metres to the public in all directions.

Paragraph 2. In the direction of the wind, they are doubling in paragraph 1. 1, no. 1-5, specified distances when wind speed exceeds 5 meters per second.

§ 52. No more than 200 mm or cylinder bombs weighing more than 4 kg (4 lb) shall not be used unless the municipality board, after obtained the opinion of the Security Council, shall allow for it.

§ 53. Rockets must only be disgust on seats where the styroids cannot cause harm.

§ 54. Installation and use shall not take place in less distance than

1) 10 meters from the building's openings,

2) 200 metres from buildings with readily flammable roof, stacks or other storage in the free of light flammable substances, including fireworks, more layers of wood, fuels, combustible packaging and similar, flammable liquids, flashes, or extraterrestrial natural gas installations ; and

3) 200 meters from needle trembreads, zipped up areas or other flammable vegetation.

Chapter 9

Duty to keep records and to report theft.

§ 55. The manufacturer, introducing or surrogates fireworks or other pyrotechnics articles, shall keep records of deliveries of goods, sales and warehouses of fireworks and other pyrotechnics with supporting documents :

1) The manufacturer.

2) The Precrime.

3) Category of the fireworks and the quantity and type of each article.

4) The date of acquisition and transfer.

5) Name and address of the acquiring of the fireworks or pyrotechnic articles as well as evidence of the transferee ' s permit to acquire the fireworks or pyrotechnic articles, cf. Section 31 (1). 1.

6) Documentation of CE marking or SIK number.

Paragraph 2. Paragraph 1 shall not apply to retail trade in the carcase works and other pyrotechnic articles in category P1.

Paragraph 3. The management board may dispense with the requirement referred to in paragraph 1. 1, in the case of other pyrotechnicalities.

§ 56. The permit for the use of professional fireworks shall keep records of received deliveries of evidence in the same way as in accordance with section 55 (5). 1, no. 1-4.

Paragraph 2. In addition to the provisions of paragraph 1, 1 (1) The records shall include details of the individual arrangements, indicating :

1) The time and place of the event.

2) Fireworks used, including information relating to category, type and quantities of fireworks used.

§ 57. The records referred to in section 55 and section 56 shall be kept for a period of five years and shall be submitted at the request of the inspection authority at the request of the competent authority. Containment and transmission may be made electronically.

§ 58. The person introducing, producing, storing, encaptains, transferor, or emploing professional fireworks shall immediately report theft or other abduction of articles to the police.

Chapter 10

Common rules for applications, permits and approvals

$59. The Management Board and the City Council may provide security and order conditions for authorisations and authorisations granted under this Statement of Appeal and Conditions to ensure compliance with the law on fireworks and other pyrotechnicalities or this notice.

§ 60. Applications and applications for authorisations and authorisations following this notice, including the document for the notification or application, may be sent to the competent authorities electronically.

§ 61. The security management authority shall send a receipt for the receipt of an application for approval as soon as possible on the basis of section 7 (2). 1, for the introduction of fireworks and other pyrotechnics. The receipt shall contain information on the appeal, the time limit referred to in paragraph 1. Paragraph 2 and the provisions of paragraph 1. The ratio of 3 to 4.

Paragraph 2. The Management Board shall take a decision on approval after paragraph 7 (2). 1, no later than three months after receipt of the application and complete documentation, cf. § 8, § 9, and § 63.

Paragraph 3. The period laid down in paragraph 1 2 may be extended once, if the complexity of the case justifies it. The safety management board shall, before the expiry of the time limit laid down 2 reasons the extension of the extension to the applicant and to indicate a new date for which decision will be taken.

Paragraph 4. Although the Safety Board does not respond in the same way in paragraph 1, 2 or paragraph 1. The time limit is specified, the applicant may not consider the authorisation to be granted.

§ 62. The local authority shall send a receipt for the receipt of an application for authorization to keep in accordance with section 13 (3). 1, to the acquisition pursuant to section 31 (1). Paragraph 1, or in accordance with section 33 (2), 1. The receipt shall contain information on the appeal, whether or not to do so in paragraph 1. 2-4 the case periods referred to in paragraph 1 and those referred to in paragraph 1 The relationship between 5 and 6.

Paragraph 2. The local authority shall take a decision on the authorisation to keep in accordance with section 13 (3). 1, no later than 1 month after receipt of the application and complete documentation, cf. Section 15 (3). 1, and § 63.

Paragraph 3. The local authority shall take a decision on the authorization to acquire the acquisition pursuant to paragraph 31 (1). 1, no later than 1 month after receipt of the application and complete documentation, cf. Section 32 (1). 3 and 4.

Paragraph 4. The local authority shall take a decision concerning the authorization for use in accordance with section 33 (5). 1, no later than 14 days after receipt of the application and full documentation, cf. § 35-§ 37.

Paragraph 5. The period laid down in paragraph 1 2 and paragraph 1. 3 may be extended once, if the complexity of the case justifies it. The local authorities shall, before the expiry of the deadline, extend to the applicant and to give a further notice of the date on which the decision will be taken.

Paragraph 6. Though the municipal board does not respond within the provisions of paragraph 1. 2-5 specified time limits, the applicant may not consider the authorisation as given.

§ 63. It is a condition for obtaining approval for imports and the production of fireworks after Article 8 (3). 1, permit storage under section 13 (3). 1, or permission to transfer after paragraph 22 (3). 1 that :

1) The applicant shall not be convicted of a criminal offence which is undergoing a near-risk of misuse of the authorisation, cf. Penal Code Section 78 (3) of the penal code 2.

2) The applicant is documenting the need to be of the aint, cf. Article 2 (a) (a), 1, no. 2.

3) The applicant has not been given consent in accordance with section 66.

4) Applying documents not to be under bankruptcy or winding-up proceedings, cf. Article 2 (a) (a), 3.

Paragraph 2. Permission to transfer shall also be subject to the applicant ' s own or its personnel with technical knowledge of the type of fireworks concerned or other pyrotechnic articles.

Paragraph 3. Where the applicant is a company, it shall apply in paragraph 1. 1, no. The requirements referred to in paragraph 1 shall be referred to in paragraph 1, both to the company and the company holder or managing director and the company. 1, no. The requirements of paragraph 2 shall apply to the company holder or managing director.

Paragraph 4. Except for the one in paragraph. The conditions laid down in Chapters 3, 5 and 6 must be complied with.

§ 64. Evidence that the requirement in section 63 (3) is required. 1, no. The Member State shall be able to obtain information from the Criminal Register by the Security Board or the municipality Board, in accordance with the consent of the applicant. This includes information on decisions where a fine of 1 000 DKK has been fined or fined. or over there.

Paragraph 2. Denial of approval after paragraph 7 (2). 1, or a permit in accordance with paragraph 13 (1). Paragraph 1, or section 22 (2). 1, justified in the fact that the applicant does not comply with the condition in section 63 (3). 1, no. 1, at the request of the applicant or by the authority, shall be brought before the courts of the prosecution, cf. Penal Code Section 78 (3) of the penal code 3. The matter is addressed in the forms of the criminal procedure, cf. Article 2 (a) (a), 2.

Chapter 11

Disposal and revocation of authorisations and authorisations and changes to the terms and conditions

§ 65. Authorisation and authorisation granted in accordance with section 7 (2). 1, section 12, paragraph 1. Paragraph 13, paragraph 13. Paragraph 1, and section 22 (2). 1, if the holder of the approval or consent is granted during bankruptcy proceedings or winding-up proceedings, cf. Article 2 (a) (a), 4.

Paragraph 2. However, the authority which granted the approval or authorisation may, upon application, permit the temporary continuation of the undertaking or the profession. Such authorization may be granted for a period of up to three months. The Safety Management Board may extend this period so that the undertaking or industry can be continued for up to a year in everything, cf. Article 2a (3) of the law. 4.

§ 66. The authority that has notified a company approval, cf. Section 7 (2). 1, a permit for location, orientation and use of establishments or places in which fireworks or other pyrotechnic articles are produced, after paragraph 12 (3). 1, a permit for storage, cf. Section 13 (1). 1, a permission to transfer, cf. Section 22 (2). 1, or a permit for acquisition, cf. Section 31 (1). 1, may revoke the permit or permit, where there is a serious or repeated infringement of the law on fireworks and other pyrotechnics articles, of rules issued under the law of fireworks and other pyrotechnics or any terms and conditions ; for the approval, cf. Article 2a (3) of the law. 5, provided that the deported conditions are undergoing a near-risk of misuse of the position or the profession. The revocation may take place for a period of between 1 and 5 years.

Paragraph 2. Under the same conditions, as referred to in paragraph 1. 1, an approval or authorisation or terms of an approval or authorisation shall be amended.

Paragraph 3. Revocation and alteration of terms, cf. paragraph Paragraph 1 and paragraph. 2, may be done only if less invasive measures are not sufficient and whose revocation is proportionand proportionated.

Paragraph 4. Withdrawal of an approval or authorisation, cf. paragraph 1 and the modification of a condition established in accordance with paragraph 1. 2, any time after application may be repealed by the authority which has taken a decision to withdraw or amend the conditions under which authorization is granted.

Paragraph 5. A decision on withdrawal from paragraph 1. 1 shall, at the request of the holder of the authorization or authorization, be brought before the courts of the public prosecutor in accordance with the procedure laid down in the penal code section 78 (3). The case is dealt with in the forms of criminal law. The request for a withdrawal from the courts of a withdrawal decision shall not take effect unless the authority or courts decide that. Decision on withdrawal of approval or authorisation, cf. paragraph However, in the case of a sentence of the same conditions, the courts shall be made by the courts, cf. Penal code section 79.

Chapter 12

Control and enforcement, etc.

§ 67. The Security Management Board shall monitor and oversee compliance with the provisions of this notice, cf. Article 3 (a) (a), 1.

§ 68. The local authority shall conduct checks and supervision of :

1) The transfer, acquisition and use of fireworks and other pyrotechnics.

2) Location, orientation and use of establishments and places outside the retail stage where fireworks or other pyrotechnics articles are stored, cf. Article 3 (a) (a), 2.

Paragraph 2. The local authorities may, at any time, require the goods to keep or manufacture fireworks, to present evidence that the articles are properly transported under the European Convention on the International Transport of Dangerous Goods ; by road (ADR).

Paragraph 3. Evidence after paragraph 1. 2 may require reports of completed tests in accordance with the United Nations Recommendations on the Transport of Dangerous Goods, Manual of Test and Criteria.

Paragraph 4. Expenditure for documentation and implementation of tests, cf. paragraph 3, it shall be borne by the one holding the fireworks or making fireworks.

§ 69. Checks and monitoring of sections 67 and § 68 may be carried out at all stages of the marketing, and the Security Agency and the City Altrusteon have at all times without a court order to permit access to undertakings manufacturing, introducing, keep or surrop fireworks or other pyrotechnics, cf. Section 4 (4) of the law. 1.

§ 70. The holder of a permit or approval to manufacture, import, store, transfer, acquire, or use fireworks or other pyrotechnic articles and the resellers of fireworks or other pyrotechnic articles exempted from the the requirement for a permit after Article 22 (1). The second, at the request of the Security Council or the municipality Management Board, shall be obliged to provide all information necessary for the checks provided for in this Article. § 67 and § 68, cf. Section 4 (4) of the law. 2.

Paragraph 2. The holder of a permit or authorisation granted under the law of fireworks and other pyrotechnic articles or this notice shall also have a duty of its own obligation to report to the authority which granted the approval or the authorisation, of changes to the information given in the issue of the issue.

§ 71. The Danish National Security Agency may notify its injunction :

1) Compliance with requirements for the maintenance and use of the quality assurance system, cf. § 8.

2) Compliance with requirements for the presence of employees in the establishment who, in the form of pyrotechnics or experience, have relevant technical knowledge of the requirements for the construction, handling and storage of fireworks or other pyrotechnics in relationship with the business area of the business, cf. Section 9 (1). 1, no. 1.

3) Compliance with conditions for an approval or authorisation granted under section 7 (2). 1.

Paragraph 2. The local authorities shall be able to notify the public whether :

1) Conduct conditions for a permission, cf.. § 13.

2) Better source of sale at outlets, cf. § 25, paragraph. 3

3) Compliance with the requirements set out in Annex 1.

§ 72. Where the use of a permit or approval is considered to pose a particular fire hazard or risk to persons, property or the environment, the Board of Security or the Provination Board may impose a ban on the use of the permit or the authorization until the hazard has been remedies, cf. Section 3 (b) of the law. 1.

Paragraph 2. Prohibition announced pursuant to paragraph 1. 1 having effect immediately. Prohibition of use of a permit for the manufacture and storage of fireworks or other pyrotechnics referred to in paragraph 1. 1 shall, at the request of the holder of the authorisation or consent, be brought before the courts by the authority which has taken the decision.

§ 73. The authority of the Municipality Management Board pursuant to section 68 (4). 1, no. 2 shall be carried out at least every two years. Where a significant deficiency or risk to persons, property or the environment is observed, a further supervision shall be subject to a review within one year. If the lack of minor importance can be provided to remedy the absence within a specified time limit. After the expiry of the period and at the latest by the next inspection, the municipality board shall check that the carrier has arrived.

Paragraph 2. Each year, the local authority shall submit a report to the Board of Security and control carried out in accordance with section 68 (4). 1, no. 2. The report shall contain information on the number of establishments and locations within the municipality covered by the obligation of inspection pursuant to section 68 (4). 1, no. 2, the number of companies that were consented to the year in question, the number of checks carried out allocated to undertakings, as well as information on the number of announced injuns and bans in accordance with section 71 (3). 2, and section 72, paragraph 1. 1.

Chapter 13

Appeal access

§ 74. Decisions taken in accordance with this notice shall not be made to the second administrative authority, cf. however, paragraph 1 2.

Paragraph 2. Decisions on relocation of business approval pursuant to section 7 (4). 1, other than those relating to the reasons for dismissable, the applicant is convicted of a criminal offence which justifies a near-risk to the misuse of the permit or the authorisation, cf. § 63, paragraph 1 may be submitted within four weeks of the date of the decision to be notified to the Board of Acquirees of the decision to which the decision relates.

Chapter 14

Penalty provisions

§ 75. With fine punishment, the one who :

1) in breach of section 7 (3). 1, manufacture or introduce fireworks or other pyrotechnics without the approval of the Security Board ;

2) in violation of section 12 (3). 1, place, decoration and use establishments and places where fireworks works or other pyrotechnics are produced, without authorization of the municipal management board ;

3) in violation of section 13 (3). 1, shall keep fireworks or other pyrotechnics articles without the consent of the municipal management board ;

4) omits to give the information referred to in section 19,

5) in breach of section 22 (3). 1, make fireworks and other pyrotechnics articles without the consent of the municipal management board ;

6) in violation of section 31 (1). 1, acquire fireworks and other pyrotechnics articles without the consent of the municipal management board ;

7) in breach of section 33 (3). 1, use fireworks without the consent of the municipal management board ;

8) in breach of section 33 (3). 3, using other pyrotechnic articles for purposes other than the purpose for which they are intended.

9) is breached in accordance with section 42,

10) use fireworks works or other pyrotechnics in breach of § 45-§ 47 and § 49-§ 54,

11) emplouses professional fireworks without being approved by the Safety Board, as a party or centre-producing party, to use the fireworks concerned ;

12) fail to keep records as specified in section 55 (1). 1, and § 56,

13) in violation of Section 58, no theft and other abduction of professional fireworks to the police,

14) in violation of section 70 paragraphs, 1, do not give the necessary information to the necessary information.

15) omits to carry out reporting as specified in section 70 (3). 2,

16) omits to comply with injunction pursuant to section 71 ;

17) is breached in accordance with Article 72 (3). 1,

18) in violation of section 13 (3). 3, section 27, paragraph. 1, and section 44 (3). 1, fails to make notification to the municipality board,

(19) is breaching § 17, § 18, § 20, § 20, § 21, § 24, § 25, § 25, § 26, § 28, § 20, section 30, section 43, paragraph 30, section 30, section 43, section 30, 1, section 57, or

20) is breached in accordance with section 10, section 38, section 39, section 42, section 59, and section 66 (3). 2.

Paragraph 2. The sentence may, by means of circumstance, go to prison for up to two years if the infringement is intentional or in serious negligence when the infringement is :

1) any significant damage to persons, property, or to the environment, or to the detriment of such risks ; or

2) obtained or intended for the economic benefit of the person concerned itself or others, including savings.

Paragraph 3. Companies can be imposed on companies, etc. (legal persons) punishable by the rules of the penal code 5. Chapter.

Chapter 15

Entry into force and transitional provisions

SECTION 76. The announcement shall enter into force on 4. July, 2010.

§ 77. Authorisations and authorisations granted pursuant to the notice of publication No 2 ; 729 of 4. July 2008 laying down firecrackers and other pyrotechnics, which have been repealed by the notice no. 1423 of 16. In December 2009, laying down requirements for fireworks and other pyrotechnic articles, or notices no. 1061 of 11. In November 2005, fireworks and other pyrotechnics, which have been repealed by the notice of publication no. 729 of 4. July 2008 on fireworks works and other pyrotechnics, retain their validity, cf. however, paragraph 1 2.

Paragraph 2. Product approval granted pursuant to the notices referred to in paragraph 1. 1 shall be suspended in accordance with the provisions laid down in the notice of publication 1423 of 16. December 2009 laying down requirements for fireworks and other pyrotechnic articles.

§ 78. Imports, manufacture, transfer, acquisition and use of New Year's fireworks shall be approved by the Security Agency pursuant to the notice of publication No 2 ; 729 of 4. July 2008, as revoked by Notice No 1423 of 16. In December 2009, laying down requirements for fireworks and other pyrotechnic articles, or notices no. 1061 of 11. In November 2005, fireworks and other pyrotechnics, which have been repealed by the notice of publication no. 729 of 4. In July 2008, fireworks and other pyrotechnics articles apply to the rules on the carpentry works.

Paragraph 2. New-annual fireworks approved by the Security Board pursuant to the notice No 729 of 4. July 2008, as revoked by Notice No 1423 of 16. In December 2009, laying down requirements for fireworks and other pyrotechnic articles, or notices no. 1061 of 11. The end of November 2005, which has been repealed by the notice 729 of 4. July 2008 laying down fireworks works and other pyrotechnics articles must be considered to be a summary fireworks in accordance with the technical requirements set out in Annex 1.

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Appendix 1

Technical requirements for the sale, handling and storage of fireworks and other pyrotechnics

1) The announcement contains provisions that implement parts of Directive 2006 /123/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 12. In December 2006 on services in the internal market (EU Official Journal) L 376 of 27. December 2006 s. Directive 36) and parts of Directive 2007 /23/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council on the placing on the market of pyrotechnicalities (EU Official Journal 2007 L 154 of 14). June 2007, p. 1). The announcement has, as a draft, been notified in accordance with Directive 98 /34/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council (the Information Directive), as amended by Directive 98 /48/EC.