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Queensland. 1996 ‘What Dealer's Licence Authorises.’ Weapons Regulation 1996 (As in force on 1 July 2015); Section 26 (Part 4). Brisbane: Office of the Queensland Parliamentary Counsel. 19 December

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26. What dealer's licence authorises

(1) A dealer's licence authorises the licensee to carry on the business of —
(a) buying, selling, transferring or broking any weapons (other than category R weapons or restricted category M weapons) stated on the licence; and
(b) broking the acquisition of any permanently inoperable or blank-fire weapons in category R by the holder of a theatrical ordnance supplier's licence, or of any permanently inoperable weapons in category R by the holder of a collector's licence (weapons); and
(c) receiving, dispatching, repairing or storing any weapons.
Example for paragraph (c)— receiving a weapon delivered to the licensed dealer under section 30(5) or 137(2)(b) of the Act

(2) However, a weapon stored under the licence may only be stored at the approved place endorsed on the licence for the secure storage of weapons.

(3) The licence does not authorise the supply on a temporary basis of weapons for use in theatrical, film or television productions if the supply involves no change in ownership.

(4) In this section —
restricted category M weapon means a weapon described in the Weapons Categories Regulation 1997, section 7A(a), (b), (c), (d), (e), (f), (g), (h), (i), (j), (k), (m), (q), (r) or (t).

[The Act referred to in this Regulation is the Weapons Act 1990]

ID: Q2722

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