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FIREARMS REGULATION 2006
- Made under the Firearms Act 1996
- As at 13 November 2009
- Reg 512 of 2006
TABLE OF PROVISIONS
PART 1 - PRELIMINARY
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1. Name of Regulation
2. Commencement
3. Definitions
4. Things declared not to be firearms
PART 2 - LICENCES AND PERMITS-GENERAL PROVISIONS
5. Offences that disqualify applicants
6. Restriction on authority conferred by category H licence
7. Licence applications
8. Term of licence
8A. Term of subsequent licences that are renewals of category A and B licences that expire in 2008
9. Certification of requirements relating to safe keeping of firearms
10. Fingerprinting of applicants to confirm identity in particular cases
11. Additional grounds for refusal of permit
12. Lost, stolen or destroyed licence or permit
13. Application for duplicate licence or permit
14. Requirement to notify Commissioner if reason for possessing firearm ceases
15. Requirement to notify change of particulars other than address
16. Requirement to notify Commissioner of address where firearms are kept
17. Renewal of licence or permit
18. Pending application for subsequent licence or permit
19. Revocation of licence-additional reasons
20. Revocation of permit-additional reasons
21. Application for permit
22. Photographs on permits
23. Term of permit
24. Conditions of permit
25. Recognition of interstate licences-additional purposes
26. Licences or permits held by government agencies and their employees
PART 3 - LICENCES-ADDITIONAL PROVISIONS
27. Sport/target shooting
28. Recreational hunting/vermin control-persons who are not members of approved hunting clubs
29. Recreational hunting/vermin control-persons who are members of approved hunting clubs
30. Members of approved hunting clubs-restriction on authority conferred by licence
31. Practising at approved ranges
31A. Recreational hunting/vermin control-prescribed authority
32. Vertebrate pest animal control-prescribed government agencies
33. Category C licence issued for clay target shooting purposes-required number of competitions
34. Firearms collections
PART 4 - FIREARMS DEALERS-SPECIAL PROVISIONS
35. Change of premises
35A. Theatrical armourers
36. Recording of transactions
37. Additional restrictions in relation to issuing firearms dealer licences
38. Storage of ammunition
39. Requirement to check stock on arrival
40. Inspection of certain firearms
41. Advertising by licensed firearms dealers
42. Notice of unidentified firearms or spare barrels
43. Authority conferred by firearms dealer licence extends to certain employees
44. Offences that prevent persons from being involved in firearms dealing business
PART 5 - MINOR’S FIREARMS PERMITS-SPECIAL PROVISIONS
45. Minor’s firearms permit-minimum age
46. Minor’s firearms permit-continuation of authority past 18th birthday
47. Recognition of interstate minor’s firearms permits
48. Exemption relating to probationary pistol licences
PART 6 - ADDITIONAL TYPES OF PERMITS
49. Permit to purchase non-prohibited firearm on leaving Australia
50. Permit authorising possession of firearm as heirloom
51. Firearms museum permit
52. Permit for firearms used in film, television or theatrical production
53. (Repealed)
54. International (temporary) visitors permits-competitions
55. International visitors-exemption for those holding international (temporary) visitors permits issued interstate
56. Permit for tranquilliser firearms
57. Permit to conduct paint-ball games
58. Permit authorising possession of paint-ball guns
59. Permit to operate safari tours involving firearms
60. Permit authorising overseas persons to participate in organised safari tours or other hunting activities
61. Permit for non-prohibited firearms used in historical re-enactments
62. Permit for certain cannon
63. Permit for powerheads
64. Permit for starting pistols
65. Arms fair permits
66. Permits relating to open days
67. Permits relating to scientific purposes
68. RSL display permit
69. Ammunition collection permit
70. Permit for large calibre pistols used in specialised shooting competitions
PART 7 - SECURITY GUARDS-SPECIAL PROVISIONS
71. Definitions
72. Restrictions on authority conferred by licence issued to security guard
73. Special requirements in relation to ammunition and firearms
74. Special conditions on licence issued to armed security guard
75. Special requirements for safe keeping of firearms by security firms
76. Requirements relating to carriage of pistols and shotguns
77. Requirements for security guard employers
78. Employees to return firearms after being on duty
79. Arrangements for off-duty possession of pistols by employees
80. Temporary arrangements for off-duty possession of pistols by employees
81. Registers to be kept by security guard employers
82. Maintenance of firearms
83. Additional requirements relating to security guards
84. Number of firearms to be held by security firms
PART 8 - APPROVAL OF SHOOTING RANGES
85. Offences relating to shooting ranges
86. Application for approval of shooting range
87. Approval of shooting range
88. Special conditions relating to shooting ranges
89. Revocation of approval of shooting range
PART 9 - APPROVAL OF CLUBS
90. Definitions
91. Approval of club
92. Revocation of approval of club
92A. Members convicted of disqualifying offences not permitted to take part in club activities involving firearms
93. Conditions of approval of club
94. Special conditions relating to approved pistol clubs
95. Special conditions relating to approved collectors’ societies and clubs
96. Participation requirements for club members
97. Club member must notify change in personal details
98. Disclosure of information by Commissioner
PART 10 - FEES
99. Fees
100. Exemption, waiver or refund of fees
PART 11 - REGISTRATION OF FIREARMS
101. Application for registration of firearm
102. Register of Firearms-additional information
103. Recording of change in particulars in Register
104. Notification of sale, loss or theft of registered firearm
105. Requirement to notify Commissioner when moving interstate
106. Acquisition of firearms by persons other than firearms dealers
107. Identification of firearms by competent persons
108. Registration of firearm frames and firearm receivers
PART 12 - EXEMPTIONS
109. Exemption relating to officers and employees of certain government agencies
109A. Exemption for unlicensed persons shooting on approved ranges
110. Requirements relating to exemption for unlicensed persons shooting on approved ranges and for persons undertaking firearms safety training courses
111, 112. (Repealed)
113. Exemption relating to off-duty police officers
114. Exemption relating to certain student police
115. Exemption relating to custodial officers
116. Exemption for certain firearms manufactured before 1900
116A. Temporary licensing amnesty for certain percussion lock pistols manufactured before 1900
117. (Repealed)
118. Temporary amnesty to enable surrender of barrels and ammunition
119. Exemption relating to imitations and replicas of firearms
PART 13 - MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS
120. Maximum size for pistol
121. Apprehended violence orders and interim apprehended violence orders of other jurisdictions
122. Firearms safety training courses
123. Advertising sale of firearms
124. Restrictions on sale and purchase of firearms
125. Commercial transportation of firearms-prescribed safety requirements
126. Non-commercial transportation of prohibited firearms and pistols-prescribed safety requirements
127. Inspections of certain firearms
128. Numbering of firearms and spare barrels
129. Shortened firearms
130. Spear guns
131. Prescribed decisions for purposes of applications to Administrative Decisions Tribunal under section 75 (1) (g)
132. Offence of trespassing on a shooting range
133. Period of ineligibility to apply for category H (sport/target shooting) licence
133A. Penalty notice offences
134. Savings
SCHEDULE 1
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