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If you apply to be on the list of non-pistol shooting clubs, the chief executive checks your application. They check if you did it correctly, as stated in section 220, and if the information is complete and correct. The chief executive then adds your club's name and details to the list and tells you that you are enrolled and the date you were enrolled.
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If the chief executive is satisfied that an application is made in accordance with section 220 and that the information provided is complete and correct, the chief executive must—
