by removing the bolt or the firing mechanism
1 by removing the bolt or the firing mechanism
2 by using a restraining device such as a trigger lock.
must be stored in—
a securely locked container that is securely attached to the vehicle; or
a securely locked compartment within the vehicle; and
if the firearm is being transported using a motorcycle—the firearm must be stored in a lockable hard-case pannier, luggage box or other container appropriate for transporting the firearm; and
the firearm must not be able to be seen by a person who is not responsible for transporting the firearm; and
the person transporting the firearm must take all reasonable precautions to ensure that the firearm is not lost or stolen.
However, subsection (1) does not apply if the firearm is being transported by—
a person whose occupation involves the business of a primary producer, and it is reasonably likely that during transportation of the firearm the person will need to use it for a purpose related to the business; or
a person employed, or authorised, by a primary producer, and it is reasonably likely that during transportation of the firearm the person will need to use it for a purpose related to the primary producer’s business; or
a conservation officer, and it is reasonably likely that during transportation of the firearm the officer will need to use it for a purpose related to the officer’s duties; or
a person employed, or authorised, by a government agency to kill fauna, and it is reasonably likely that during transportation of the firearm the person will need to use it for a purpose related to the person’s employment or authorisation.
In this section:
conservation officer—see the Nature Conservation Act 2014, dictionary.
employ includes engaging a person on a contract of service.
fauna—see section 52A (4).
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