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If the chief executive says yes to a pistol shooting club's application, they must give the club a certificate of approval. The chief executive can add conditions to the certificate that they think are suitable. You get the certificate if your application is approved.
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If the chief executive grants an application for approval, the chief executive must issue to the pistol shooting club a certificate of approval.
A certificate of approval may be granted subject to any conditions that the chief executive considers appropriate.
