Weapons Act 1990

If a licensee is the registered owner of a category H weapon, it is a special condition of the licensee’s licence that the licensee—

advise each approved pistol club of which the licensee is a member of the participation conditions, and any change to the participation conditions, to which the member’s licence is subject; and

keep a record of the licensee’s participation in handgun shooting competitions (participation record).

The advice under subsection (1)(a) must be given in writing within 28 days after the happening of any of the following—

the start of a financial year;

the licensee becoming a member of an approved pistol club;

a change to the participation conditions to which the licensee’s licence is subject.

The participation record must contain the information prescribed under a regulation.

The licensee must enter the prescribed information immediately after the licensee’s participation in a club organised shoot has ended.

The licensee must have the entry endorsed, in the way prescribed under a regulation, as correct by a range officer of the approved pistol club conducting the club organised shoot on the day of the shoot before the shoot ends.

If the club organised shoot is a handgun shooting competition conducted outside Queensland, the licensee may have the entry endorsed, in the way prescribed under a regulation, as correct by an official supervising the competition.

An endorsement under subsection (5) or (6) must clearly identify the person making the endorsement.

An entry properly endorsed under this section is evidence of the licensee’s participation in the club organised shoot.

In this section—registered owner, of a category H weapon, means the person entered in the firearms register as the owner of the weapon.