Weapons Regulation 2016
sec.111Conditions of approval
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sec.111 Conditions of approval
If the authorised officer grants the body approval as an approved historical society, the authorised officer may impose conditions on the approval. In deciding whether to impose a condition, or the type of condition, the authorised officer must have regard to the need to— protect persons from death or injury; and protect property from unlawful destruction or damage. The conditions must be stated— in the historical society permit; or in a written notice given to the approved historical society. Without limiting the conditions that may be imposed on a historical society permit, the permit may authorise the historical society to conduct up to 2 society events in each year. In deciding whether to impose a condition, or the type of condition, authorising the conduct of a society event, the authorised officer must consider at least the following— the nature of the event, including, for example, the historical significance of the event; the types of weapons to be discharged in the event. The provisions of this division relating to conditions on a historical society permit apply to a condition imposed under subsection (4) . (sec.111-ssec.1) If the authorised officer grants the body approval as an approved historical society, the authorised officer may impose conditions on the approval. (sec.111-ssec.2) In deciding whether to impose a condition, or the type of condition, the authorised officer must have regard to the need to— protect persons from death or injury; and protect property from unlawful destruction or damage. (sec.111-ssec.3) The conditions must be stated— in the historical society permit; or in a written notice given to the approved historical society. (sec.111-ssec.4) Without limiting the conditions that may be imposed on a historical society permit, the permit may authorise the historical society to conduct up to 2 society events in each year. (sec.111-ssec.5) In deciding whether to impose a condition, or the type of condition, authorising the conduct of a society event, the authorised officer must consider at least the following— the nature of the event, including, for example, the historical significance of the event; the types of weapons to be discharged in the event. (sec.111-ssec.6) The provisions of this division relating to conditions on a historical society permit apply to a condition imposed under subsection (4) .
- (a) protect persons from death or injury; and
- (b) protect property from unlawful destruction or damage.
- (a) in the historical society permit; or
- (b) in a written notice given to the approved historical society.
- (a) the nature of the event, including, for example, the historical significance of the event;
- (b) the types of weapons to be discharged in the event.