Section 52: Matches kept for sale or use in store

Questions and Answers

What is the maximum fine for not keeping matches in compliance with Section 52?

$20

$150

$50 (correct)

$100

How must matches be stored in a store for sale or use according to Section 52?

In plastic bags

In open containers

In unbroken cases or a metal/fireproof receptacle with the cover closed (correct)

On shelves in the open

When can the cover of the fireproof receptacle holding matches be opened?

Only when necessary to obtain access to the matches (correct)

During store hours

When the store is closed

Anytime

Who is subject to the fine described in Section 52?

Store owners who keep matches for sale or use in non-compliant storage Signup and view all the answers

What type of receptacle is required for storing matches according to Section 52?

Metal or other fireproof receptacle Signup and view all the answers

What is the primary concern addressed by Section 52 regarding the storage of matches?

Fire safety Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following actions would result in a violation of Section 52?

Keeping matches in an open plastic container Signup and view all the answers

What is the legal consequence of failing to store matches properly according to Section 52?

Fine of not more than fifty dollars Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Section 52: Matches Kept for Sale or Use in Store

Maximum fine for non-compliance with Section 52 is $50.
Matches must be stored in unbroken cases or in a metal/fireproof receptacle with the cover closed to ensure safety.
The cover of the fireproof receptacle can only be opened when necessary to access the matches, promoting secure storage.
Store owners are subject to fines for not complying with storage regulations concerning matches.
Required receptacles for matches include metal or other fireproof materials; glass and plastic containers are not compliant.
Matches should be kept in unbroken cases within the store for both safety and regulatory reasons.
The primary concern of Section 52 focuses on fire safety, ensuring matches are stored properly to prevent hazards.
Keeping matches in an open plastic container constitutes a violation of Section 52, indicating improper storage.
Legal consequences for failing to store matches correctly include a fine of no more than $50.
Storing matches in a fireproof receptacle aims to ensure fire safety, safeguarding against potential fire risks.

Description

Test your knowledge on the regulations concerning the storage and sale of matches according to Section 52. This quiz covers important guidelines including fines and proper storage methods. Perfect for anyone interested in safety compliance in retail environments.