Weapons Regulation 2016
sec.121Condition applying to range approval may be imposed to report injury or property damage at range
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sec.121 Condition applying to range approval may be imposed to report injury or property damage at range
For section 103 (2) (b) of the Act , an authorised officer may impose a condition, stated in subsection (2) , applying to an approval of a range for weapons target shooting. The condition is that the holder of the approval must give an authorised officer, within 14 days after the holder becomes aware, or suspects, that a prescribed thing has happened at the range, written notice of the prescribed thing. The notice may relate only to injury or damage caused by a firearm used at the range, other than damage to a target or a thing designed as a bullet barrier. In this section— prescribed thing means an injury to a person, or damage to property, at or in the vicinity of the range. (sec.121-ssec.1) For section 103 (2) (b) of the Act , an authorised officer may impose a condition, stated in subsection (2) , applying to an approval of a range for weapons target shooting. (sec.121-ssec.2) The condition is that the holder of the approval must give an authorised officer, within 14 days after the holder becomes aware, or suspects, that a prescribed thing has happened at the range, written notice of the prescribed thing. (sec.121-ssec.3) The notice may relate only to injury or damage caused by a firearm used at the range, other than damage to a target or a thing designed as a bullet barrier. (sec.121-ssec.4) In this section— prescribed thing means an injury to a person, or damage to property, at or in the vicinity of the range.