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Arms Bill

Licences and approvals - Approved ammunition sellers - Conditions of approval

178: Breach of conditions to which approval is subject

You could also call this:

"What happens if you break the rules of your ammunition seller approval"

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If you are an approved ammunition seller, this section applies to you if you break a condition of your approval. You must follow the conditions set out in sections like section 177. If you break these conditions, you might get an improvement notice or an infringement notice. If you get an infringement notice, it's because the breach is considered an offence in the regulations. You can also have your approval taken away under section 180. The rules say what happens if you break the conditions of your approval. You could be issued with a notice to fix the problem under section 181. This is one way you might be dealt with if you break the conditions of your approval. You should know what the conditions are to avoid getting into trouble.

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Part 3Licences and approvals
Approved ammunition sellers: Conditions of approval

178Breach of conditions to which approval is subject

  1. This section applies to an approved ammunition seller who—

  2. breaches the condition specified in section 177(1); or
    1. breaches any other condition to which their licence is subject under section 177(2).

      1. The approved ammunition seller may—

      2. be issued with an improvement notice under section 181; or
        1. be issued with an infringement notice under section 276, if the breach is specified as an infringement offence in regulations; or
          1. have their approval revoked under section 180.