Queensland Consolidated Acts(1) A suspension or revocation notice must--
(a) be in the approved form; and
(b) state the specific reasons for the suspension or revocation of the licence; and
(c) direct the licensee to surrender--
(i) the licence and any relevant permit to acquire to a stated police officer at a stated reasonable time and place; and
(ii) the weapon held by the licensee under the licence in a way prescribed under subsection (4) or (5) at, or by, a stated reasonable time.
(1A) If a reason an authorised officer suspends or revokes a licence is criminal intelligence or other information that is not publicly available, it is enough that the notice states the specific reason as 'confidential information'.
(2) A suspension or revocation notice may have effect immediately only if it, or a copy of it, is given personally to the licensee or a person endorsed on the licence as representing the licensee.
(3) A person who is given a suspension or revocation notice must comply with the directions in the notice.
Maximum penalty--20 penalty units or 6 months imprisonment.
(4) A weapon to be surrendered under a suspension or revocation notice may be surrendered by delivering it to any police officer.
(5) A weapon may also be surrendered by--
(a) delivering it to a licensed dealer or other person authorised under this Act to possess the weapon; and
(b) obtaining from the person to whom the weapon is delivered a receipt in the approved form for the weapon; and
(c) giving the receipt, within the time stated in the notice for the surrender of the weapon, to the police officer mentioned in subsection (1)(c)(i).
(6) An authorised officer may extend the time for compliance with a suspension or revocation notice (the compliance time) if the person to whom the notice is given applies to the authorised officer for an extension before the end of the compliance time.