Specific measures are provided by the Act with regard to the control of explosives, transport of explosives, storage of explosives and purchase of explosives.

There is an Explosives Act governing the manufacture and control of explosives in Mauritius.

Hence, the Explosives Act makes provision to prevent the manufacture, stockpiling, transfer and possession of unmarked plastic explosives and other explosives and their precursors.

In that Act, the prohibited activity is manufacture of explosives .

Under the Explosives Act, no person can manufacture explosives unless he holds a permit issued by the Commissioner of Police.

The Arms and Explosives Act 2002 regulates the manufacture, use, sale, storage, transport, importation, exportation and possession of arms and explosives.

(e) Development of nuclear weapons is also prohibited in the Arms and Explosives Act.

The placing on the market of imported plastic explosives for industrial use is provided for in Act No.

Mauritius is also in the process of amending its Explosives Act so as to cater for its obligations under the Convention on the Marking of Plastic Explosives for the purpose of Detection.

In Mexico the federal legislation governing the manufacture, import, export, marketing, marking, registration, licensing and control of firearms and explosives is the Federal Act on Firearms and Explosives (LFAFE), along with its regulation.

(a) The Strategic Goods (Control) Act, the Regulation of Imports and Exports Act, the Chemical Weapons (Prohibition) Act, the Arms Offences Act and the Arms and Explosives Act adequately prohibit non State actors from carrying out activities that would contravene Security Council resolution 1540 (2004)

Plastic explosives Other explosives and their precursors.

Explosives (residues)

Are those explosives?

Act No. 17,835 of 23 September 2004 classifying the laundering of assets derived from illicit trafficking in weapons, explosives, ammunition or materials for their production as an offence

In regard to the control of explosives, article 3, paragraph 1, of the Explosives Act No. 13 of 1953 prohibits the import, transfer, manufacture, procurement, sale or disposal of any explosive material by any means unless a licence is obtained from the licensing authority (the Minister of Defence).

Commercial and improvised explosives

The code on explosives

(ii) Explosives (test series 8)

Other explosives and their precursors.

Small and light weapons Other firearms, their parts and components and Ammunition Plastic explosives, Other explosives and their precursors.

The trading network extracts the explosives from the mines and loads the explosives into 50 kilogram bags for sale.

Use of and trafficking in explosives

According to the Government's Bill for the Nuclear Energy Act, which contains the reasoning for the said Act, the provision in Section 4 is meant to prohibit the use of nuclear explosives in Finland also for peaceful purposes within the meaning of the Nuclear Non Proliferation Treaty.

The Military Training (Prohibition) Act 1996 prohibits the training, drilling and equipping of persons with firearms, ammunition, artillery or explosives and the practice of military exercises otherwise than permitted under any written law.

The area of plastic explosives (for civilian use) and of industrial explosives and their precursors is provided for in the following legislation

As for measures to prevent the manufacture, stockpiling, transfer and possession of unmarked or inadequately marked explosives, such acts are prevented under the terms of article 3 of the Explosives Act, pursuant to which it is necessary to obtain a licence from the licensing authority in order to import, transfer, manufacture, procure, sell or in any way dispose of an explosive substance.

The production, sale, importation or exportation of explosives

Explosives pictogram Symbol (exploding bomb) black Background orange .

Stone quarries and other places in which explosives are used are subject to particularly close control with regard to the storage, transport and protection of explosives.

Article 3 of the same act provides a penalty of life imprisonment for anyone who possesses, acquires, buys, sells, delivers, transports or offers any weapons, ammunition or explosives for the purpose of trading therein in any manner whatsoever.

Moreover, explosives and hazardous materials control units operate within the framework of the authorized security system to monitor institutions that produce and use explosives and hazardous materials.

El Salvador declared in relation to article 3, paragraph (a), that the Republic of El Salvador, in accordance with its domestic law (Act on Control and Monitoring of Firearms, Ammunition, Explosives and Similar Articles and their Regulation), interpreted as

It illustrates the use of military, commercial and improvised explosives.

General principle expressed in Section 4 refers to nuclear explosives.

And he looks at me really confused and says, No explosives?

The importation of explosives and heavy weapons is of serious concern.

51 1988 Coll. on Mining, Explosives and the State Mining Administration.

Therefore all acts relating to nuclear explosives are prohibited and punishable.

The network trades, on an ongoing basis, in the explosives openly by falsely professing in public that the explosives are used exclusively for blasting rocks and quarries to obtain building materials.

I was like, No, no. I'm pretty certain there were no explosives.

The acquisition, possession, transport or illicit carriage of explosives or explosive devices

Convention on the Marking of Plastic Explosives for the purpose of Detection

Convention on the Marking of Plastic Explosives for the Purposes of Identification.

Convention on the Marking of Plastic Explosives for the Purpose of Detection