66Transfer of accreditation

66 Transfer of accreditation

(1)  In this regulation –

reasonable period means a period of at least 7 days as specified by the Secretary.

(2)  In the case of the accreditation of a shot-firing instructor, the accreditation is personal and non-transferable.

(3)  In the case of the accreditation of a shot-firing training course, the holder of the accreditation may apply to the Secretary, in accordance with regulation 112 , for approval to transfer the accreditation, either permanently or for a limited period.

(4)  In addition to the requirements of regulation 112 , an application under subregulation (3) must –

(a) identify the transferee; and

(b) specify the proposed date or period of transfer; and

(c) contain evidence that the transferee supports the making of the application.

(5)  The Secretary may –

(a) refuse an application under subregulation (3) ; or

(b) approve an application under subregulation (3) on the conditions, if any, that the Secretary thinks fit (the transfer conditions).

(6)  A transfer condition may be –

(a) a condition precedent attaching to the transfer; or

(b) a condition attaching to the accreditation itself.

(7)  If an application under subregulation (3) is refused, the Secretary is to notify the applicant as soon as practicable of –

(a) the refusal; and

(b) the reason for the refusal; and

(c) the right of review.

(8)  If an application under is approved unconditionally, the Secretary is to do the following as soon as practicable: