谢谢SUSAN,如果还有问题再请教你! 作者: nokia3000cn 时间: 2015-12-23 13:26
A person wanting to hold a Weapons Act licence or any existing licence holder must demonstrate that they are “fit and proper” to hold a licence.
Generally a person is not ”fit and proper” if, in Queensland or elsewhere:
the person has been convicted of or discharged from custody on sentence, within five (5) years immediately before the day the person applies for the issue or renewal of the licence, an offence relating or involving the following:
i) the misuse of drugs
ii) the use or threatened use of violence
iii) the use, carriage, discharge or possession of a weapon
or
a domestic violence order, other than a temporary protection order, has been made against the person within five (5) years immediately before the day the person applies for the issue or renewal of the licence.
However, in determining a person’s “fit and proper” status for the issue, renewal, suspension or revocation of a licence an Authorised Officer must also consider:
i) the mental and physical fitness of the person
ii) whether a domestic violence order has been made against the person
iii) whether the person has stated anything false or misleading on or in
connection with an application or renewal of application
iv) whether there is any criminal intelligence or other information to which
the authorised officer has access; and
v) the public interest.
Section 10B of the Weapons Act 1990 outlines the determination of ‘fit and proper’. 作者: nokia3000cn 时间: 2015-12-23 13:29
How to store your weapon
Secure storage requirements vary depending on the number, types and categories of weapons being stored.
There are different storage requirements for weapons registered to a Dealer's Licence, Armourer's licence, Theatrical Ordnance Supplier's Licence and Security Licence (Organisation).
Number of weapons
Weapon categories
Required weapon state
Required storage facility
1
30 or fewer
(or any number of weapons for a Miscellaneous licence)
A, B, C, E & M
Unloaded, with the bolt removed or the action broken
In a locked container constructed of solid steel or solid timber, and securely fixed to the frame or floor of a permanent building if the container weighs less than 150kg.
Container must be kept locked with a sturdy combination lock, keyed lock or keyed padlock. https://www.police.qld.gov.au/pr ... n/storage/howto.htm作者: joe_xia 时间: 2015-12-23 15:07
谢谢,这个我也看到了作者: joe_xia 时间: 2015-12-26 20:05
。。。。。。作者: cottoncandy 时间: 2015-12-29 14:33
楼主,拿到证后要保持心理健康阿作者: joe_xia 时间: 2015-12-29 15:58
A person wanting to hold a Weapons Act licence or any existing licence holder must demonstrate that they are “fit and proper” to hold a licence.
Generally a person is not ”fit and proper” if, in Queensland or elsewhere:
the person has been convicted of or discharged from custody on sentence, within five (5) years immediately before the day the person applies for the issue or renewal of the licence, an offence relating or involving the following:
i) the misuse of drugs
ii) the use or threatened use of violence
iii) the use, carriage, discharge or possession of a weapon
or
a domestic violence order, other than a temporary protection order, has been made against the person within five (5) years immediately before the day the person applies for the issue or renewal of the licence.
However, in determining a person’s “fit and proper” status for the issue, renewal, suspension or revocation of a licence an Authorised Officer must also consider:
i) the mental and physical fitness of the person
ii) whether a domestic violence order has been made against the person
iii) whether the person has stated anything false or misleading on or in
connection with an application or renewal of application
iv) whether there is any criminal intelligence or other information to which
the authorised officer has access; and
v) the public interest.
Section 10B of the Weapons Act 1990 outlines the determination of ‘fit and proper’. 作者: nokia3000cn 时间: 2016-2-19 20:40
haley.murphy 发表于 2016-2-14 13:00
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A person wanting to hold a Weapons Act licence or any existing licence holder must demonstrate that they are “fit and proper” to hold a licence.
Generally a person is not ”fit and proper” if, in Queensland or elsewhere:
the person has been convicted of or discharged from custody on sentence, within five (5) years immediately before the day the person applies for the issue or renewal of the licence, an offence relating or involving the following:
i) the misuse of drugs
ii) the use or threatened use of violence
iii) the use, carriage, discharge or possession of a weapon
or
a domestic violence order, other than a temporary protection order, has been made against the person within five (5) years immediately before the day the person applies for the issue or renewal of the licence.
However, in determining a person’s “fit and proper” status for the issue, renewal, suspension or revocation of a licence an Authorised Officer must also consider:
i) the mental and physical fitness of the person
ii) whether a domestic violence order has been made against the person
iii) whether the person has stated anything false or misleading on or in
connection with an application or renewal of application
iv) whether there is any criminal intelligence or other information to which
the authorised officer has access; and
v) the public interest.
Section 10B of the Weapons Act 1990 outlines the determination of ‘fit and proper’. 作者: nokia3000cn 时间: 2016-2-19 20:41
syueer 发表于 2016-2-15 22:41
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A person wanting to hold a Weapons Act licence or any existing licence holder must demonstrate that they are “fit and proper” to hold a licence.
Generally a person is not ”fit and proper” if, in Queensland or elsewhere:
the person has been convicted of or discharged from custody on sentence, within five (5) years immediately before the day the person applies for the issue or renewal of the licence, an offence relating or involving the following:
i) the misuse of drugs
ii) the use or threatened use of violence
iii) the use, carriage, discharge or possession of a weapon
or
a domestic violence order, other than a temporary protection order, has been made against the person within five (5) years immediately before the day the person applies for the issue or renewal of the licence.
However, in determining a person’s “fit and proper” status for the issue, renewal, suspension or revocation of a licence an Authorised Officer must also consider:
i) the mental and physical fitness of the person
ii) whether a domestic violence order has been made against the person
iii) whether the person has stated anything false or misleading on or in
connection with an application or renewal of application
iv) whether there is any criminal intelligence or other information to which
the authorised officer has access; and
v) the public interest.
Section 10B of the Weapons Act 1990 outlines the determination of ‘fit and proper’. 作者: starlight 时间: 2016-2-21 01:06
要持槍的話好像要要向警察申請
到police.qld.gov.au查一下WEAPON LISCENSE作者: nokia3000cn 时间: 2016-2-25 14:39
最最重要的问题是 s 10B weapons act 1990 (Qld) and s 60 weapons act 1990 (Qld)
A person wanting to hold a Weapons Act licence or any existing licence holder must demonstrate that they are “fit and proper” to hold a licence.
Generally a person is not ”fit and proper” if, in Queensland or elsewhere:
the person has been convicted of or discharged from custody on sentence, within five (5) years immediately before the day the person applies for the issue or renewal of the licence, an offence relating or involving the following:
i) the misuse of drugs
ii) the use or threatened use of violence
iii) the use, carriage, discharge or possession of a weapon
or
a domestic violence order, other than a temporary protection order, has been made against the person within five (5) years immediately before the day the person applies for the issue or renewal of the licence.
However, in determining a person’s “fit and proper” status for the issue, renewal, suspension or revocation of a licence an Authorised Officer must also consider:
i) the mental and physical fitness of the person
ii) whether a domestic violence order has been made against the person
iii) whether the person has stated anything false or misleading on or in
connection with an application or renewal of application
iv) whether there is any criminal intelligence or other information to which
the authorised officer has access; and
v) the public interest.
作者: nokia3000cn 时间: 2016-2-25 14:45
nokia3000cn 发表于 2016-2-25 14:39
最最重要的问题是 s 10B weapons act 1990 (Qld) and s 60 weapons act 1990 (Qld)
A person wanting ...
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at the final stage of 100 points check( Bank Transcation Act (Cth)), choose a not so busy police station to do that