Does a Firearm Instructor Permit holder who trains security guards and government agency employess in safe handling of pistols use the P650 form for course participants?
Clause 88 of the Firearms Regulation 2006 provides for a condition on a range approval that the range approval holder must ensure that any person using the range is authorised by a licence or permit to possess and use the firearm on the range, unless • Section 6B of the Firearms Act 1996 applies in relation to the person, or • An Open Day is being held at the range. All course participants being instructed by the holder of a Firearms Instructor permit are authorised to possess and use firearms for the purpose of completing a firearms safety training course in pistols by the authority of the Firearms Instructor Permit. Therefore, the course participants do not need to complete a P650 declaration form.
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