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Arms Bill

Shooting clubs and shooting ranges - Non-pistol shooting ranges

238: Decision on application to have non-pistol shooting range enrolled

You could also call this:

"Approving a non-pistol shooting range application"

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The chief executive must say yes to an application to enrol a non-pistol shooting range if they are happy that you followed the rules in section 236. You must also give complete and correct information in your application and answer any questions the chief executive asks under section 237(b). The chief executive will make a decision based on this information.

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237: Chief executive may make inquiries and request further information, or

"The boss can check and ask for more details about your shooting range application."

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Part 5Shooting clubs and shooting ranges
Non-pistol shooting ranges

238Decision on application to have non-pistol shooting range enrolled

  1. The chief executive must grant an application for the enrolment of a non-pistol shooting range if the chief executive is satisfied that—

  2. the application is made in accordance with section 236; and
    1. all information provided in the application, and any information provided in response to a request under section 237(b), is complete and correct.