Weapons Prohibition Regulation 2017

the permit holder must comply with any special requirements that are notified to the permit holder in writing by the Commissioner and that relate to the security, storage and safe keeping of the prohibited weapons to which the permit relates,

any conveying of a prohibited weapon to which the permit relates must be in accordance with the following safety requirements—

the permit holder must take all reasonable precautions to ensure that the prohibited weapon is not lost or stolen while it is being conveyed,

any projectile designed to be fired from the prohibited weapon must be kept separate from the prohibited weapon while it is being conveyed,

if the conveying is by person, or by public transport, the prohibited weapon must be contained in an unobtrusive locked container,

if the conveying is by vehicle other than public transport, the prohibited weapon must be kept in a locked compartment within the vehicle, or in a locked container within or properly secured to the vehicle, and must not be able to be seen while it is being transported,

any prohibited weapon to which the permit relates that is referred to in clause 1A (1) of Schedule 1 to the Act must be deactivated and certified, by the holder of a theatrical weapons armourer permit, as having been deactivated, unless the Commissioner otherwise authorises the permit holder in writing.