Decree No. 10 / 1984 Coll.
Decree of the Federal Ministry of the Interior issuing more detailed regulations on weapons and ammunition
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DECLARATION
Federal Ministry of the Interior
of 9 January 1984
laying down more detailed provisions on weapons and ammunition
The Federal Ministry of the Interior provides in an agreement with the participating central authorities pursuant to § 62 of Act No. 147 / 1983 Coll., on Weapons and Ammunition (hereinafter referred to as "the Act"):
CULTURAL ARMS AND AMOUNTS
Application for the issue of an arms licence
(1) The application for the issue of an arms licence (Section 6 of the Act) must include the applicant's personal data (first name, surname or surname, birth number, date and place of birth, address of permanent residence, identity card number, employer's address) and the reason for which he applies for the gun licence.
(2) The applicant shall be obliged to:
(a) attach a medical opinion on the physical and mental fitness to use the weapon;
(b) to attach a certificate to the employer or national committee, or, where appropriate, to present for inspection a valid concession when requesting the issue of a ball gun licence used in connection with the pursuit of a profession or profession;
(c) present for inspection a valid hunting ticket when requesting the issue of a gun licence for a ball gun intended for hunting purposes;
(d) present, for inspection, a valid proof of the achievement of the relevant performance class when requesting the issue of a ball gun licence for sporting purposes.
(1) A weapon the possession and carrying of which is to be authorised by the holder of a valid hunting licence for the exercise of hunting rights shall be considered as intended for hunting purposes.
(2) A weapon the possession and carrying of which is to be permitted for sporting activity by a performance class wearer in a shooting or other sporting discipline involving a shooting shall be considered to be intended for sporting purposes.
(3) Special expansion devices referred to in Section 32 (1) of the Act and weapons whose possession and wearing are to be permitted by special rules in the pursuit of a profession or profession shall be regarded as being used in the pursuit of an occupation or profession and as being permitted to use a weapon.
Validity of the firearms licence
(1) The armaments licence is issued for a period of three years and may be renewed for three years at the request. An extension application shall be submitted no later than two months before the expiry of the arms licence.
(2) The request for an extension of the period of validity of the arms licence must be accompanied by the particulars referred to in Section 1, except for a medical opinion on the physical and mental fitness to use the weapon.
Obligations of the licence holder and other authorisations
(1) The holder of an armaments licence is obliged to notify the change of permanent residence in the territory of the same district (district) within 10 days of the competent district administration of the National Security Corps (Section 6 of the Act).
(2) When the place of permanent residence is changed to the territory of another district (district), the holder of the firearms licence shall:
(a) present, within 10 days of the termination of the permanent residence, a ball gun and hand over an arms licence to the district administration of the National Security Corps responsible for the current place of residence and withdraw the weapon from the records kept by that administration;
(b) submit, within five days of accommodation at the new place of residence, a ball gun and a certificate of surrender of the arms licence to the district administration of the National Security Corps responsible for the new place of residence and enter the weapon in the records kept by that administration.
(1) The loss, theft or destruction of an arms licence shall be notified without delay by the holder to the district administration of the National Security Corps which issued the licence and present the ball gun for inspection.
(2) The loss and theft of an authorisation to acquire ownership of a ball gun (hereinafter referred to as the "purchase permit") is the obligation of the holder to notify the nearest department of the National Security Corps; the destruction of the purchase permit shall be notified by the holder to the department of national security which issued it.
(3) The loss, theft or destruction of a permit for the export, import and transit of spherical weapons (hereinafter referred to as the "arms accompanying certificate") is required by the holder to notify the Regional Administration of the National Security Corps which issued it.
If the holder of an arms licence is deprived of legal capacity, his legal representative shall, within 10 days of the date on which the decision of the court became final, surrender the ball gun, ammunition and weapons licence to the custody of the district administration of the National Security Corps which issued the arms licence. Furthermore, the provisions of Section 53 (2) of the Act are followed.
Acquisition of ownership to a ball gun
(1) A person who wishes to acquire ownership of a ball gun and does not yet have a gun licence, except for a non-resident alien in the territory of the Czechoslovak Socialist Republic, shall submit a written request for the issue of an arms licence (§ 1), which in this case replaces the application for a purchase permit. In addition to the required formalities, the application shall also indicate the method of acquisition of the weapon, its type and, where possible, the mark, calibre and serial number.
(2) A person who wishes to acquire ownership of a ball gun and holds a gun licence shall submit a written request for the issue of a purchase permit, which must have the formalities referred to in Article 1, in addition to a medical opinion on the physical and mental fitness for use of the gun, and include information on the method of acquisition and type of weapon and, where possible, on its brand, calibre and serial number.
(3) The holder of a purchase permit which has acquired ownership of a ball gun shall, within five days of the acquisition of the weapon, register the weapon to the District Administration of the National Security Corps and submit one part of the purchase permit.
(4) Upon expiry of the period of validity, the holder shall return the unused purchase authorisation without delay.
(5) When buying or otherwise transferring ownership to a ball gun by a stranger who does not reside permanently in the territory of the Czechoslovak Socialist Republic or to a weapon intended for export to a foreign country, the provisions on the export of the ball gun shall be followed (Section 8).
Lending a ball gun
(1) A permit to borrow a ball gun may be issued on the basis of a written request submitted to the district administration of the National Security Corps responsible for the applicant's permanent residence, unless otherwise specified.
(2) The request of a person who wishes to borrow a ball gun and does not hold a gun licence must include:
(a) the particulars referred to in Article 1;
(b) the type, brand, calibre and serial number of the weapon being lent, the number of the arms or, where appropriate, the mass weapon for which the weapon is held and the details of when and by whom the licence was issued;
(c) personal data (Paragraph 1 (1)) or the name and address of the holder of the weapon;
(d) the duration of the rental of the weapon.
(3) The request of a person wishing to borrow a ball gun and holding a gun licence must include:
(a) its personal data (§ 1 (1));
(b) the reason for which it requests the rental of a weapon;
(c) the information referred to in paragraph 2 (b) to (d).
(4) An alien who is not resident on the territory of the Czechoslovak Socialist Republic is applying for permission to lend a ball gun to the district administration of the National Security Corps responsible for the permanent residence of the holder of the gun. The application shall include:
(a) the name, surname, date and place of birth, address of the place of permanent residence abroad or, where applicable, temporary residence in the Czechoslovak Socialist Republic, travel document number and date of arrival and departure,
(b) the reason for which it requests the rental of a weapon;
(c) the information referred to in paragraph 2 (b) to (d).
(5) The authorisation to borrow a ball gun shall be issued for a maximum period of one year, to foreigners referred to in paragraph 4 for a maximum period of three months.
(6) The persons referred to in paragraphs 2 and 4 shall be permitted to borrow a ball gun by issuing an arms licence with a validity limited to the duration of the gun. The person referred to in paragraph 3 shall be indicated by entry in his / her armaments licence, indicating the duration of the authorisation. Upon expiry of the authorisation, the person who has been authorised to borrow a ball gun by issuing an arms licence shall be required to return the gun licence.
Exports of spherical weapons and ammunition
(1) The purchase permit and the arms accompanying sheet for ball and ammunition intended for export to a foreign country (Sections 12 (1) and 42 (1) of the Act) may, on written request, be issued by the Regional Administration of the National Security Corps responsible for the location of the point of sale in which the arms are to be purchased or the place of permanent residence of the former holder.
(2) The application for the issue of a purchase permit and an arms accompanying document must include the name, surname, date and place of birth, the address of the place of permanent residence (in the case of a non-resident alien who does not reside in the territory of the Czechoslovak Socialist Republic, also the address of the place of temporary residence) and the identity card number and, where applicable, the applicant's travel document, the type, mark, calibre and serial number of the spherical weapon and the quantity, type and calibre of the ammunition and, where applicable, the date of departure to the abroad; the application must also indicate the border crossing point where the applicant will leave the territory of the Czechoslovak Socialist Republic and the State to which the ball and ammunition are to be exported. The same information shall include an organisation's request when the ball gun and ammunition are exported by its authorised officer.
(3) Where a ball and ammunition is sent by the organisation to a foreign country by mail, etc., the application shall state its name and registered office, type, brand, calibre and serial number of the weapon, quantity, type and calibre of the ammunition and the State to which the weapon and ammunition are to be sent.
(4) The application shall be accompanied by a confirmation of the particulars of the weapon and ammunition by a sales office where the gun and ammunition are to be purchased and an export authorisation for the customs office; in the case of acquisition of ownership to a ball gun from the holder of a gun licence, the data on the weapon is confirmed by the district administration of the National Security Corps, where the gun is kept in the register.
(5) In principle, the Seller in which a ball gun was purchased for export sends the gun to that address abroad. The Regional Administration of the National Security Corps, which has issued a purchase permit and an arms permit, may exceptionally authorise the applicant to export the purchased weapon himself to a foreign country. In such cases, the issue of the arms accompanying document shall be entered in the travel document of the person who will export the weapon.
(6) The travel document shall also include the issue of an arms accompanying sheet for ammunition.
(7) Persons who do not have a gun licence are issued an arms passport three days before the export of the ball gun.
(8) Upon expiry of the period of validity, the unused purchase permit and the arms accompanying document shall be returned to the Regional Administration of the National Security Corps which issued them.
The arms movement certificate for the export of spherical weapons and ammunition by the holder of an arms licence (mass arms licence) may be issued by the Regional Administration of the National Security Corps responsible for the place of permanent residence (seat) of the holder of the gun licence (s) upon written request, which shall include:
(a) the applicant's personal data (§ 1 (1)) and the place of permanent residence or the name and address of the holder of the WMD and the personal data of the authorised officer;
(b) the type, brand, calibre and serial number of the exported ball gun and the quantity, type and calibre of the ammunition;
(c) the reason for the export of spherical weapons and ammunition;
(d) details of the arms licence (mass arms licence),
(e) the travel document number of the applicant or authorised worker;
(f) the date of departure to a foreign country or border crossing where the applicant or authorised worker will leave the territory of the Czechoslovak Socialist Republic,
(g) an indication of the State to which the ball and ammunition are to be exported.
If the ball gun is exported abroad by the holder of an arms licence (a mass arms licence), the issue of an arms passport shall be entered in the travel document of the holder of the arms licence or authorised official (Section 9).
Import and transit of spherical weapons and ammunition
(1) An arms passport for the import and transit of spherical weapons and ammunition (Sections 12 (1) and 42 (1) of the Act) may be issued on the basis of a written request which must contain the information referred to in Section 8 (2). Upon import and transit of a gas ball gun, the written application shall also be accompanied by a document certifying the technical characteristics of the weapon.
(2) The issue of an arms accompanying document shall be entered on the applicant's travel document.
(3) A person resident in the territory of the Czechoslovak Socialist Republic and an organisation which imports ammunition into the Czechoslovak Socialist Republic and does not hold a permit to hold and carry a ball gun or ammunition shall, within five days of the date of import, be required to transfer the ammunition to the holder of the relevant permit or to surrender it to the competent district administration of the National Security Corps.
Procedure for the death of a ball gun holder
The person who is required to surrender the ball and ammunition under the provisions of Paragraph 54 (1) of the Act shall also, as far as possible, hand over the gun and other documents relating to the gun and ammunition.
Application for a mass weapons licence and purchase permit
(1) A written request for a mass weapons licence shall include:
(a) the name and registered office of the organisation and its organisational units or components (establishment, establishment, farm, farm, etc.) if the ball weapons are to be used by that unit or component;
(b) the type and number of spherical weapons for which a mass weapons licence is to be issued;
(c) the reason for which authorisation is sought;
(d) the names, surnames, birth and ID numbers of the head of the organisation or, where applicable, its organisational units or components, personnel or members responsible for the proper handling of arms and of the personnel or members who will carry them;
(e) the location of the storage of weapons and ammunition and their means of security against theft or abuse;
(f) the recommendation of the superior organisation or body; where the applicant is a central authority, this recommendation is not required.
This application shall also replace the application for a purchase permit.
(2) The written application by an organisation already holding a mass weapons licence for the issue of a purchase permit must be accompanied by the particulars referred to in paragraph 1 (a), (c) and (f), and must also include information on the method of acquisition of the ball gun, its type and, where possible, the mark, the calibre and the serial number.
Validity of the WMD
The mass weapons licence shall be issued for an unlimited period.
Obligations of the organisation holding a mass arms licence, purchase permit and passport
(1) The head of the organisation or, where appropriate, its organisational units or components which have been issued with a mass arms licence, or the person authorised by it, are required:
(a) report changes to the data referred to in Article 13 (1) (a), (b), (d) and (e);
(b) to ensure that spherical weapons are carried only by designated personnel and members (Section 9 (2) of the Act) and only for the duration of the tasks arising from the purpose for which the mass weapons licence has been issued.
(2) Organisations are required to issue guidelines for the treatment of arms held for a mass weapons licence.
(3) Paragraph 3 and 4 shall apply mutatis mutandis to the process of the organisation in the event of the change of registered office and the loss, theft or destruction of the WMD, the purchase permit and the WMD.
Dissolution procedure
The termination of the organisation shall be carried out in accordance with the provisions of Section 53 of the Act if the organisation newly established, accepting or transferring the assets, rights and obligations of the cancelled organisation does not have a mass weapons licence and does not apply for or be issued within three days of the termination.
CATCH BRANCH AND CULTURE
Obligations of the holder of a hunting shotgun when changing residence
(1) The holder of a hunting shotgun is obliged to notify the change of residence within 10 days of its termination to the national committee (Section 2 (2) of the Act) responsible for the current residence and to withdraw the weapon from the register kept by that authority.
(2) The holder shall, within five days of accommodation, sign a hunting shotgun to the register kept by the national committee responsible for the new place of residence.
Shotgun rental
(1) A hunting shotgun may be lent for a maximum period of three months.
(2) The loan confirmation shall contain the following information:
(a) the name, surname, date of birth, address of permanent residence, identity card number of the holder of the hunting shotgun and identification number of the identity card or, where applicable, of the borrower's travel document;
(b) the type, brand, calibre and serial number of the gun lent and the details of the hunting ticket in which it is registered;
(c) the duration of the loan, if less than three months, the date of issue of the certificate and the signature of the holder of the hunting shotgun and the borrower.
(3) One copy of the certificate shall be retained by the holder of the hunting shotgun, the other being handed over with the gun to the borrower.
Exports, imports and transit of hunting shotgun and ammunition
The export, import and transit of a hunting shotgun and ammunition shall be treated in a similar manner to that of a spherical weapon and ammunition (Sections 8 to 11).
Main parts of hunting shotgun weapons
Purchased or otherwise acquired main parts of hunting shotgun arms shall be required by their holder to register within five days the relevant national committee.
Procedure for the death of a hunting shotgun holder
The person who is required to surrender a hunting shotgun and ammunition pursuant to the provisions of Section 54 (1) of the Act shall, as far as possible, hand over a hunting ticket and other documents relating to the gun and ammunition.
Mass permit
(1) The application for the issue of a mass authorisation, its validity, the obligations of the holder and the procedure for the termination of the organisation are subject to the provisions of Sections 13, 14, 15 (1) and (2) and (16); the application for a mass authorisation of the organisation does not specify the workers or members who will carry the gun.
(2) The change in the organisation's registered office shall be treated in a similar manner to the change in the permanent residence of the holder of a hunting shotgun (§ 17).
(3) Loss, theft or destruction of a mass permit is required by the organisation to notify the national committee which issued the authorisation without delay and at the same time to present the hunting arms for inspection.
COMMON PROVISIONS
Registration of weapons and ammunition
(1) Organisations which develop, manufacture, repair, modify and degrade weapons and ammunition, as well as organisations which have been issued a mass weapons licence or a mass permit ("authorised organisations") shall keep a record of weapons in the record book of weapons and ammunition. The headings of this book shall include the serial number of each gun, the date of manufacture or take-over of the weapon (s), the person or organisation that transmitted the gun (s) (name, birth number, address of permanent residence or the name and address of the organisation), the registration details of the gun (s), the reason for taking over (repair, depreciation, etc.) and, where appropriate, the reference number of the competent decision of the administrative authority, the date of verification of the weapon (s), the person or organisation that receives the weapon (s), the reference number of the transfer documents and the date of delivery of the weapon (s).
(2) In addition to the records in the record book of weapons and ammunition, authorised organisations may keep other auxiliary records.
(3) The records of weapons and ammunition must be permanently archived.
(4) At the end of the approved organisation, the record books of weapons and ammunition shall be closed and reported to the organisation of the newly created, receiving or transferred assets, rights and obligations of the cancelled organisation and, where appropriate, to the competent central authority.
Storage and security of weapons and ammunition
(1) Authorised organisations are required to properly secure warehouses or other rooms in which weapons and ammunition are stored, in particular, to rinse doors, to equip windows with fixed bars or internal shutters, to store weapons and ammunition in metal boxes or boxes fitted with a double cap.
(2) Weapons and ammunition holders are required to store their weapons and ammunition separately. If they cannot store the ammunition in a separate room, cabinet or box, they must at least store it under separate closure.
Weapons and ammunition in cultural organisations and equipment and arms display
(1) The provisions of paragraphs 13 to 16 shall apply to the application for the issue of a mass arms licence for possession of weapons modified for the firing of training rounds (Section 38 (1) of the Act), the period of validity thereof, the obligations of cultural organisation and equipment and the procedure for the demise of cultural organisation and equipment. The written application for a mass weapons licence shall not indicate the workers or members who will carry the weapons.
(2) Cultural organisations and equipment exhibiting historic firearms capable of firing (Section 39 (2) of the Act) are required to maintain lists of such weapons, according to their type and calibre. One copy of the list shall be submitted to the competent district administration of the National Security Corps; notify that administration of any changes in the number, type and calibre of the weapons held.
(3) Paragraph 23 and 24 apply to the registration and storage of the weapons referred to in paragraph 1.
(1) A written request for authorisation to issue firearms capable of firing (Paragraph 39 (1) of the Act) shall be made to the district administration of the National Security Corps responsible for the place where the weapons are to be displayed and shall include:
(a) the name and address of the organisation;
(b) the type, marks, calibre and serial numbers of the arms displayed;
(c) precise identification of the location and time of arms display;
(d) the name, surname, birth and ID number of the official responsible for the proper handling of arms;
(e) the manner in which arms are exposed and the way in which they are secured against theft or abuse;
(f) the purpose of the exhibition and the recommendations of the superior organisation or body.
(2) The authorisation holder must report immediately any changes to the data referred to in points (a) to (e) of paragraph 1.
(3) Paragraph 23 shall apply to the registration of the weapons referred to in paragraph 1 and to the ammunition displayed.
(4) The holder of the authorisation shall be obliged to provide the arms displayed by mechanical means (for example, bars, unbreakable showcases) or security signals (for example, spatial and contact sensors); the ammunition displayed is similarly secured.
Purchase of ammunition
(1) Only ammunition of which the type and calibre of the weapon entered in the permit or the authorisation to hold and carry a weapon may be sold to organisations and persons holding a hunting licence, hunting licence, a mass arms licence or a mass permit.
(2) The arms licence and the mass weapons licence issued for historical weapons and for weapons modified for firing training rounds do not justify the purchase of ammunition.
(3) Applications for authorisation of the purchase of ammunition (Section 45 (1) of the Act), in so far as they do not concern its export, import and transit, shall be subject mutatis mutandis to the provisions of Section 6 and to the requests of organisations under Section 13.
Weapons degradation
(1) A written request for authorisation to dispose of a weapon shall include:
(a) the applicant's personal data (§ 1 (1)), or, where applicable, the name and registered office of the organisation;
(b) particulars of the weapon (type, mark, caliber, serial number) and of the permit or authorisation to hold and carry it (number and by whom it was issued);
(c) the reason for the request.
In the event that the applicant is not the holder of the weapon, the application shall also include the personal data of the holder and, where appropriate, the name and address of the organisation.
(2) A certificate of destruction issued by the organisation which carried them out (Paragraph 37 (4) of the Act) must be submitted by the holder of the weapon within 10 days of the date of issue of the authority which authorised the infringement to withdraw the weapon from the register. that certificate shall be kept permanently by the weapon holder.
(3) The defective weapon shall be transmitted on request to the original holder or, where appropriate, to the heir.
Collection of hunting bullets and possession of ball bullets
For the purposes set out in Paragraph 44 (4) of the Act, hunting shotgun and ball shells may be held in no more than three pieces of each type and calibre.
Authorisation of supervisory authorities
(1) The supervisory authorities are entitled to invite the holder of the weapon to have the gun verified within a specified time limit if they consider that the weapon does not comply with the specified technical specifications (1).
(2) The supervisory authorities are entitled to order holders of mass arms cards and mass permits to eliminate defects and deficiencies identified by the control of weapon security and ammunition against misuse and registration within the specified time limit. If the defects and deficiencies are not remedied in time, the surveillance authorities shall remove the weapons and ammunition for safekeeping until repair is completed.
SPECIAL, TRANSITIONAL AND FINAL PROVISIONS
Notification of withdrawal of the hunting ticket
The National Committee shall notify the local competent district administration of the National Security Council of the withdrawal of the hunting ticket to the person found to hold the gun licence issued for the purpose of hunting.
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Regulation Information
| Citation | Decree of the Federal Ministry of Interior No. 10 / 1984 Coll., which gives more detailed regulations on weapons and ammunition |
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| Regulation Type | - |
| Author | - |
| Collection | Code of Laws |
| Date of Promulgation | 14.02.1984 |
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| Effective from | 01.04.1984 |
| Effective until | - |
| Status | Valid |
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