Government Regulation No. 315 / 2011 Coll.
Government Regulation on the test schedule of the applicant's proficiency test for the issue of a group armaments licence A to E
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GOVERNMENT REGULATION
of 5 October 2011
on the test schedule of the applicant's proficiency test for the issue of a group A to E weapons licence
Act No. 119 / 2002 Coll., on firearms and ammunition and amending Act No. 156 / 2000 Coll., on the verification of firearms, ammunition and pyrotechnic articles and on the amendment of Act No. 170 / 2007 Coll., Act No. 124 / 2008 Coll., Act No. 129 / 2008 Coll., Act No. 129 / 2004 Coll., Act No. 13 / 1998 Coll., and Act No. 468 / 1992 Coll., Act No. 310 / 2006 Coll., Act No. 170 / 2006 Coll., Act No. 124 / 2008 Coll., Act No. 228 / 2003 Coll., Act No. 537 / 2004 Coll., Act No. 359 / 2005 Coll., Act No. 320 / 2002 Coll.
Identification and status of the applicant
(1) Prior to the start of the proficiency test ("the test"), the examiner shall verify in a reliable manner the identity of the applicant for the issue of a group A to E weapons licence ("the applicant"), in particular by checking the registered application for testing (1) and by submitting a identity card or other identity document. If the applicant fails to demonstrate his identity in a reliable manner, even for the possible cooperation of the police, he shall not be admitted to the test.
(2) The Examination Commissioner shall verify that the applicant is not prevented from carrying out a proper examination of his medical condition or other circumstances which could adversely affect his or her ability to perform the test, in particular prior ingestion of alcoholic beverages, other addictive substances or medicines. If the probationary commissioner ascertains the circumstances as referred to in the first sentence, he shall propose to the applicant that the examination be carried out within an alternate period or, where appropriate, exclude the applicant from participating in the test. The replacement period and the place of test shall be notified to the applicant by the competent police department; the notification must reach the applicant no later than 10 days before the date of the test.
Theoretical part of the test
(1) Prior to the start of the theoretical part of the test, the examiner shall inform the applicant of the course of the examination and of the way in which the correct answers and any corrections are drawn up.
(2) The test Commissioner shall instruct the applicant to use illicit devices, such as mobile phone or other electronic device, to leave the test site or to interfere with the proper conduct of the test during the test; the applicant who breaks those rules shall be excluded from the further course of the test and shall be assessed as "non-profit '.
(3) The Examination Commissioner shall invite the applicant to select one test file at random so that the applicant does not know its number in advance. The applicant shall subsequently enter the test file number in the relevant box on the application form for the proficiency test and the evaluation of the applicant's proficiency test for the issue of an arms licence (hereinafter referred to as the "form ').
(4) The applicant answers test questions separately. The applicant writes the answers in the assessment table in the form, not in the test file; for registration, use means of typing enabling an indelible record.
(5) The Examination Commissioner shall monitor the course of the theoretical part of the examination. If the applicant fails to comply with any of his or her obligations or fails to comply with the rules laid down in paragraph 2, he or she shall be excluded from the further course of the test and assessed as "not beneficial '.
(1) The applicant shall submit the form, together with the test file, to the Examination Commissioner following the identification of the responses. After the submission of the forms to all applicants, but no later than 40 minutes after the end of the examination period from the time when the probationary commissioner issued the order to initiate the completion of the replies, the examiner shall terminate the theoretical part of the examination. After the applicant has submitted the form, even before the end of the theoretical part of the test by the test Commissioner, he may subsequently make no adjustments to the form.
(2) The probationary commissioner may evaluate the completed forms submitted to each applicant on an ongoing basis, or only after all applicants present have submitted them. The test Commissioner shall determine when the applicant is to meet the outcome of the theoretical part of the test.
(3) Immediately after the examination of the answers, the examiner shall indicate on a form, by means of typewriters enabling indelible records different from those of the applicant, the error of the applicant's reply, indicate the correct solution, indicate the number of points achieved, and then indicate in a manner which does not permit a subsequent change in the assessment of the theoretical part of the test, by excluding the wrong indication.
(4) The result of the theoretical part of the examination shall be published by the Examination Commissioner for all applicants simultaneously and publicly. The examiner shall inform the applicant of the further course of the examination.
(5) Following the announcement of the outcome of the theoretical part of the test, the examiner shall, upon request, allow the applicant to consult the form and the corresponding test file in order to compare the applicant's erroneous responses and the correct solution.
(6) The examination of the applicant, which was assessed by the "failed" level for the theoretical part of the test, will be terminated by the examiner. The probationary commissioner shall indicate in the form his or her name, surname, licence number of the examiner, place and date of the examination and affix it with his or her signature and stamp. The unsuccessful applicant shall be confirmed by his signature on the form and may leave the place of test. If the unsuccessful applicant refuses to confirm his / her signature by familiarising himself with the result of the test, the examiner shall indicate this together with the reason for the refusal to sign the form.
Practical part of the test
(1) The practical part of the test shall, as a general rule, be carried out by the applicant on the same day as the theoretical part of the test at the designated shooting range. Exceptionally, in justified cases, the practical part of the examination may be carried out on another day, as decided on the spot by the examiner. The reason for the postponement of the practical part of the examination shall be recorded by the Examination Commissioner on the form, the record shall be accompanied by an indication of his name or, where appropriate, his name, surname, licence number, date and place of execution of the theoretical part of the examination and shall bear his signature and stamp. The replacement date and place of the test shall be communicated to the applicant by the competent police department.
(2) Before commencing the practical part of the test, the examiner shall verify whether the applicant has been assessed as having benefited from the theoretical part of the test and verify, if necessary, the identity of the applicant in a reliable manner, in particular by checking the registered application for the test and by submitting a identity card or other identity document. If the applicant fails to demonstrate his identity in a reliable manner, even if the police are involved, he shall not be allowed to perform the practical part of the test.
(3) The Examination Commissioner shall verify that the applicant is not prevented from performing the practical part of the examination of his medical condition or other circumstances which could adversely affect his or her ability to perform the test and the safety of his or her execution, in particular the prior ingestion of alcoholic beverages, other addictive substances or medicines. If the examiner ascertains the circumstances in the first sentence, the applicant shall not be allowed to carry out the practical part of the examination. The replacement period and the place of test shall be notified to the applicant by the competent police department; the notification of the conduct of the test must reach the applicant no later than 10 days before the date of the test.
(4) Before performing the practical part of the test, the examiner shall inform the applicant of the course of the test and, to the extent necessary, of the operating order of the shooting range, in particular the principles of safe handling of weapons and conduct at the shooting range. The examiner shall also inform the applicant of the commands he will use in the practical part of the examination.
(5) The probationary commissioner shall identify the applicant in a safe direction and entrust him with the weapon to demonstrate the safe handling of the weapon and to carry out other activities provided for by other legislationm3).
(6) In the practical part of the examination, the examiner shall act in such a way that the procedures to be carried out by the applicant with a gun or ammunition are made clear to the applicant, their assignment is not confusing and does not infringe the rules on safe handling of arms and ammunition and the operating rules of the shooting range. An overview of the basic procedures to the extent provided for by other legislation3) is set out in Annex 1 to this Regulation. The basic procedures set out in Annex 1 to this Regulation which are not mandatory in the test, or those not listed in Annex 1 to this Regulation, may be awarded to the applicant by the Examination Commissioner, failure to perform them, incorrect description or improper execution, but do not justify the assessment of the applicant by the "failed 'level.
(1) The examiner shall inform applicants who have properly demonstrated that they have control over the safe handling of weapons to the extent provided for by other legislation3) and continue the practical part of the examinations (4), with the organisation of the shooting including the way in which the weapon defect is reported.
(2) The probationary commissioner shall entrust the applicant to conduct the shooting under the terms of the shooting range with a gun corresponding to the group of weapons licences indicated in the test application.
(3) The shooting is carried out by the applicant in accordance with the principles laid down in the operating rules of the shooting range and in the presence and direction of the test commissioner.
(4) In the event of a technical defect on the weapon or ammunition, the applicant shall suspend the shooting and ensure that it is removed in cooperation with the test Commissioner. After the defect has been remedied, the probationary commissioner will order the reexecution of the shooting. The time for which the defect is removed shall not be counted against the time limit. If the technical defect cannot be remedied, the examiner shall provide another weapon; in such a case, it shall be treated mutatis mutandis in accordance with paragraphs 2 and 3.
(5) In the event of interruption of the shooting due to an obstacle on the part of the applicant, the applicant shall, under the supervision of the examiner, remove the obstacle created and complete the shooting if circumstances permit. The period during which the obstacle is removed shall not count against the time limit.
(6) Immediately after the completion of the practical part of the examination, the examiner shall indicate in the form in a manner which does not permit a subsequent change in whether safe handling of arms and ammunition has been carried out, whether the applicant has been assessed as having "benefited 'and the number of interventions from each type of weapon used. The evaluation of the shooting and intervention shall be carried out in accordance with another legislation5). In case of doubt about target intervention in the framework of the assessed shooting, the target marked with the applicant's intervention shall be attached to the form. Subsequently, the probationary commissioner shall indicate in the form the overall assessment of the test in such a way that the wrong entry is crossed out.
(7) The test Commissioner shall determine when the applicant is to meet the overall assessment of the test.
(8) The probationary commissioner shall indicate in the form his or her name, surname, licence number of the examiner, place and date of the examination and affix it with his or her signature and stamp.
Overall test evaluation
(1) The overall assessment of the test is announced by the Examination Commissioner publicly.
(2) The applicant shall confirm by his signature on the form that he has become familiar with the overall assessment of the test; if the applicant refuses, the examiner shall indicate this together with the reason for the refusal to sign the form.
(3) An applicant who has been assessed for "benefit" in both theoretical and practical part of the examination shall be provided with a duly completed certificate of competence for the issue of an armaments licence, the model of which is set out in Annex 2 to this Regulation.
(4) The examination commissioner shall submit the forms of all applicants within 5 working days of the date of the examination to the competent police department.
Efficacy
This Regulation shall enter into force on 1 January 2012.
Prime Minister:
RNDr. Netime v. r.
Minister of Interior:
Cube v. r.
Příloha č. 1
Annex No 1 to Government Regulation No 315 / 2011 Coll.
Overview of basic procedures to demonstrate knowledge of safe handling of arms and ammunition
1. Basic rules for arms handling and shooting
1.1 Safe direction
1. The safe direction shall be determined in such a way as to allow, to the normal extent, safe handling of arms in accordance with Decree No. 221 / 2017 Coll., on the implementation of certain provisions of the Arms Act. The safe direction can be determined in particular by heading towards the shooting site defined by the operating order of the shooting range.
2. A weapon which has not been inspected in accordance with paragraph 2 of this Annex shall be directed in a safe direction.
3. The test shall not allow simulations of situations in which a weapon which has not been inspected in accordance with paragraph 2 of this annex or which simulates the loaded condition of the weapon or the shooting would not be in a safe direction.
4. All persons present at the test shall respect the defined safe direction and shall not enter or otherwise interfere with it during the test.
1.2. Security wound
1. The wound of certainty is always carried out in such a way that the weapon is directed in a safe direction.
2. A security wound whereby the weapon is aimed in a safe direction using the weapon sights shall be carried out, if the examiner so determines, in a manner to be determined by the examiner.
1.3. Charging of the weapon
1. The loading of the weapon shall be carried out by placing the weapon in a state in which only pressing the trigger is required to fire.
2. If no fire instruction is given, the finger of the hand shall be outside the archery of the weapon. The weapon is constantly heading in a safe direction.
1.4. Fingers off the trigger and bow
The finger of the hand on the trigger or in the bow shall be considered as a violation of the principles of safe handling, except where the trigger pressing is necessary for the intended execution of the shot or, in the case of an unloaded weapon, is necessary for handling, for example, the execution of a security wound, or where such handling of the weapon is provided by its manufacturer, for example before or at the time of disassembly of the weapon.
1.5. Cease fire
The interruption of the shooting shall be carried out taking into account the specific nature of the situation which led to the interruption of the shooting, for example when entering a person at risk of shooting or in the event of another event which does not allow the fire to continue safely. In particular, when the shooting is interrupted, the weapon may be inspected or the weapon may be secured by an external manual fuse, if the design of the weapon permits. In doing so, it is necessary to direct the weapon into a space where a random shot would not cause damage.
1.6. End of shooting
1. At the end of the shooting, the weapon shall be inspected in accordance with paragraph 2 of this Annex.
2. If the head of the shooting is present, in particular the probationary commissioner, the weapon shall be presented to him in such a way as to allow him to perform visual inspection of the chamber of charge or, where appropriate, of the chamber of ammunition or of the chamber of the weapon. The presentation of the weapon shall be carried out with a weapon in a safe direction. If the weapon is equipped with a removable container, the container shall also be presented separately to check its outcome.
2. Weapons control
2.1 General rules
1. The purpose of control of a weapon is to discharge it and put it in a safe state for the disposal of a weapon or other handling such as disassembly of a weapon. A weapon not placed in a safe state shall always be directed towards a safe direction during the test.
2. In the case of control of a weapon the design of which does not allow the procedure referred to in paragraph 2.2 above, the manufacturer's instructions shall be followed. The test Commissioner shall instruct the applicant about the procedure indicated by the manufacturer and inform him of the location and function of the relevant weapon controls.
3. The use of additional safety features of a specific type of weapon for putting it into safe condition is not a mandatory part of the test.
4. The check of the technical condition of the internal weapon mechanism, the verification of the functionality of the weapon for firing or the passage of the drill is not a mandatory part of the test.
5. Unless otherwise specified in this Annex, the weapon shall be inspected at first handling of the weapon. In cases where the probationary commissioner also requires a re-check of the weapon in other cases, he shall draw the applicant's attention to the need to carry it out before any such re-check.
6. If the weapon is equipped with a removable container which is removed from the weapon when the weapon is checked and placed safely, discharge of the bullets from the removed container is not a mandatory part of the test.
2.2. Procedure for checking individual types of weapons
(a) Self-charging pistols
1. Removal of the container shall be carried out, and visual inspection of the cartridge chamber and storage shaft shall be carried out via the window, after the end has been drawn to the rear position.
2. After visual inspection, the end may be left in the rear position or run to the front position. In the front position of the end, either a confidence wound may be performed, the percussion mechanism may be released using the designed control or manually safe braking of the external percussion valve, or the percussion mechanism may be secured by a manual fuse.
(b) Revolver
1. The discharge of the cartridge cylinder and visual inspection of its cartridge chambers shall be carried out.
2. The disposal of the gun checked shall be carried out with the cylinder unloaded.
(c) Weapon with main or main beam down
1. Tilt the main or main volume and visual inspection of the cartridge chambers shall be carried out.
2. The release of the controlled weapon shall be carried out either with the heads down or, when the unloaded controlled weapon is locked, the release of the percussion mechanism is carried out by means of a security wound or manually by allowing the percussion mechanism of the submitted weapon to be released.
d) Recurrent weapon with retractable conclusion
1. If it is a weapon with a removable container, the container shall be removed, the conclusion opened, and a visual inspection of the cartridge chamber and storage shaft shall be carried out. If a fixed cartridge gun is used, the conclusion shall be opened and the cartridge chamber and feeder inspected visually.
2. The drop-off shall be carried out with an open end. When a non-loaded controlled weapon is locked, the percussion mechanism shall be released by means of a security wound.
3. Weapon or ammunition defects
3.1 General rules
1. A description of the possible technical causes of the defect and the possible means of disposal of the failed charge, as well as the control of the condition of the internal weapon mechanism, is not a mandatory part of the test.
2. Simulation other than the above common defects or demonstration of alternative, such as tactical, procedures for the correction of the defect is not a mandatory part of the test.
3.2. Procedure for individual defects
(a) Failed
1. If the charge is not initiated, wait at least 10 seconds with the weapon pointing in a safe direction. If the manufacturer of a weapon or ammunition used to demonstrate activities pursuant to Decree No. 221 / 2017 Coll., on the implementation of certain provisions of the Law on Weapons, or for the shooting, prescribes to wait a longer period, the examiner shall inform the applicant accordingly.
2. At the end of the relevant period, the weapon shall be inspected in accordance with paragraph 2 of this Annex. Subsequently, a match imprint should also be checked to determine whether the defect is caused by weapons or ammunition.
(b) Weak wound
The weapon shall be inspected in accordance with paragraph 2 of this Annex. Subsequently, a check shall be made on the throughput of the barrel, which will prevent the dismantling of the weapon in the arms of most structures. If the missile is stuck in the barrel, remove it. The execution of a security wound following the control of a weapon with a weak wound is not a breach of the principles of safe handling of the weapon, particularly if such a way of releasing the trigger and drum mechanisms is necessary for its dismantling.
(c) Box
1. The defect must be addressed with regard to its specific character. As a general rule, removal of the container shall be carried out when the weapon is equipped with a removable container and external visual inspection of the weapon and detection of the type of defect.
2. Subsequently, remove the cause of the restraint.
3. In the event that the container cannot be extended, for example due to the charge erected in the container outlets, the end in the rear position shall be captured as far as possible and the cause of the restraint shall be removed through a window which is open.
4. Partial disassembly and composition of the weapon
4.1 General rules
1. A gun shall be inspected immediately before partial disassembly. After the composition of the weapon, the correct and complete composition and the performance of the weapon shall be checked, in particular by checking the functional cycle of the weapon and the wound of the security.
2. The probationary commissioner shall always establish whether the applicant is familiar with the design solution and the process of disassembly and composition of the weapon submitted and, where appropriate, shall give him oral instructions on that procedure and inform the applicant of the location and control of the weapon's analysis elements. However, the probationary commissioner does not demonstrate to the applicant the disassembly procedure and the composition of the weapon submitted.
3. In the case of a weapon whose design does not permit the above procedure, the manufacturer's instructions shall be followed. The applicant shall be informed by the examiner of the procedure indicated by the manufacturer and informed of the location and control of the relevant weapon analysis elements.
4.2 Partial disassembly for individual types of weapons
(a) Self-charging pistols
1. If the weapon is equipped with a removable container, disassembly begins by removing the container. Subsequently, remove the wound from the body of the weapon and remove the reversible spring. If the barrel is not firmly connected to the frame, the barrel is removed.
2. Disassembly of the trigger and drum mechanisms or disassembly of the end or container, except for their removal from the weapon, is not a mandatory part of the test.
(b) Revolver
1. The revolver shall be considered fit for normal cleaning when the cylinder is unloaded.
2. The disassembly of the barrel of the cylinder and the trigger and drum mechanism is not a mandatory part of the test.
(c) Weapon with main or main beam down
Dismantling shall be carried out when disassembly is necessary for the partial disassembly of the weapon and removal of the main or main beam from the arms' bed.
d) Recurrent weapon with retractable conclusion
1. If the weapon is equipped with a removable container, the analysis begins by removing the container. Subsequently, remove the end from the cap.
2. The disassembly of the cap or container, except for their removal from the weapon or opening a fixed cartridge, is not a mandatory part of the test.
Příloha č. 2
Annex No 2 to Government Regulation No 315 / 2011 Coll.
Model of the certificate of professional competence for the issue of an arms licence
1) Annex No. 19 of Decree No. 384 / 2002 Coll., on the implementation of certain provisions of the Law on Weapons, as amended by Decree No. 372 / 2009 Coll.
3) Decree No. 221 / 2017 Coll., on the implementation of certain provisions of the Weapons Act.
4) § 4 (2) of Decree No 384 / 2002 Coll.
5) Paragraph 5 (5) of Decree No 384 / 2002 Coll.
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Regulation Information
| Citation | Government Decree No. 315 / 2011 Coll., on the test schedule of the applicant's proficiency test for the issue of a group A to E weapons licence |
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| Regulation Type | Regulation |
| Author | - |
| Collection | Code of Laws |
| Date of Promulgation | 25.10.2011 |
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| Effective from | 01.01.2012 |
| Effective until | - |
| Status | Valid |
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