Record of dealings
89 Record of dealings
A licensed firearms dealer must keep a record in an approved form of all dealings with firearms and firearm parts. Fine not exceeding 50 penalty units.
A dealings record is to contain the following particulars:the name and address of any other person involved in the dealing; the number of the other person's licence or permit authorising the person to possess the firearm or firearm part; the number of the other person's permit to acquire the firearm; for any firearm or firearm part in the possession of the firearms dealer – the date of its purchase or receipt by the dealer; and the date of its sale or transfer out of the possession of the dealer; and the make, serial number, calibre, type, action and any magazine capacity; any other prescribed particulars.
An entry in a dealings record is to be – numbered sequentially; and made within 24 hours after the dealing occurs; and kept for a period of 6 years.
A copy of an entry in a dealings record is to be sent to the Commissioner as and when required by the Commissioner.
A dealings record may be in a printed, electronic or any other approved form.
If required to do so by the Commissioner, a licensed firearms dealer must keep a record in an approved form of all of the dealer's dealings with ammunition.
This provision refers to the regulations (prescribed particulars
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