73RSL display permit

#### 73 RSL display permit 73 RSL display permit > > (1) The Commissioner may, on application by the secretary or other relevant office holder of— > > > > > (a) the RSL, or > > > > > (b) any club or association that is an affiliated member of the RSL or a member of the RSL and Services Clubs Association Limited, > > > > issue a permit (an RSL display permit) authorising the RSL, club or association to possess and display, on the premises or other location specified in the permit, a firearm or firearms of a kind that has or have been used as a weapon of war. > > > (2) An RSL display permit is subject to the following conditions— > > > > > (a) any prohibited firearm subject to the permit must be rendered permanently inoperable in the same manner as a prohibited firearm that is subject to a firearms collector licence, > > > > > (b) any other firearm subject to the permit must be rendered temporarily inoperable by removing the bolt or firing mechanism and keeping it separate from the firearm in a locked container of an approved type, or by using a trigger lock of an approved type, > > > > > (c) all firearms subject to the permit must be displayed subject to such conditions concerning the security of the firearms as may be imposed by the Commissioner. > > > (2A) An RSL display permit also authorises anything that an ammunition collection permit authorises, subject to the same conditions as an ammunition collection permit. > > > (3) In this clause— > > > > ammunition collection permit has the same meaning as in clause 74. > > > > RSL means the Returned and Services League of Australia (New South Wales Branch). > > **cl 73:** Am 2021 (314), Sch 1\[13\] \[14\].