Target Shooter Licence A Special (TSLAS)
LEGAL OBLIGATIONS, INTERPRETATION AND WAY FORWARD
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Target Shooter Licence A Special (TSLAS) LEGAL OBLIGATIONS, INTERPRETATION AND WAY FORWARD Obligations of the Licence Holder Obligations relating to the TSLAS (Licence Applicant and Holder) 1 New applications for a TSLAS shall only be
LEGAL OBLIGATIONS, INTERPRETATION AND WAY FORWARD
New applications for a TSLAS shall only be considered if the
applicant has been in possession of a Target Shooter Licence A for at least 12 months
When renewing TSLAS in December 2019/January 2020 the Police
shall require new applicants and those applying for a renewal to: a) provide proof of club membership as per current procedures.
When renewing TSLAS in December 2020/January 2021 the Police shall
require new applicants and those applying for a renewal to provide: a) proof of club membership as per current procedures; and, b) a log-book attesting that the applicant has practised target shooting at least twice in 12 months using a centre-fire semi-automatic firearm.
Each club is to provide to the Weapons Board, by 30th
September 2019, with details concerning shooting disciplines it practices that:
a) require centre-fire semi-automatic short firearms that
allow the firing of more than 21 rounds without reloading; or,
b) that require centre-fire semi-automatic long firearms
that allow the firing of more than 11 rounds without reloading.
The information provided shall include: a) a description of the discipline/s in question; b) the specifications of the firearms required to practice
such discipline/s; and,
c) Information about the internationally established and
recognises such discipline or disciplines.
Each club shall provide TSLAS applicants with: a) A club membership card or certificate of club
membership renewal (as per current procedure); and,
b) The Firearm specifications referred to in the previous
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Each club shall provide TSLAS applicants with: a) A club membership card or certificate of club membership renewal (as
per current procedure);
b) The firearm specifications referred to earlier, in case of a new applicant or
if these have been amended or changed; and,
c) Endorsement of the Target Shooter Logbook; provided that the logbook
indicates that the shooter has practiced with a centre-fire semi-automatic firearm at least twice in a period of 12 months. The logbook shall be signed by an authorised club representative and
authorised member.
Clubs shall be requested to communicate a list of their authorised
members by the Weapons Board or the Weapons Office at a later stage.