Decree of the Ministry of Interior No. 50 / 1996 Coll.
Decree of the Ministry of the Interior on the implementation of certain provisions of the Firearms Act
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DECLARATION
Ministry of Interior
of 26 February 1996
implementing certain provisions of the Firearms Act
According to § 86 (1) of Act No. 288 / 1995 Coll., on firearms and ammunition (Firearms Act):
INTRODUCTORY PROVISIONS
Subject matter
This decree sets out the details of:
(a) notification of the transfer of ownership to firearms subject to registration ("the weapon");
(b) keeping a record of weapons;
(c) keeping an overview of weapons and ammunition issued and received, 1)
(d) the content content and method of carrying out the applicant's proficiency test for the issue of an arms licence;
(e) method and conditions of security of arms and ammunition against misuse, loss and theft
and models of cards, applications and other documents and photographs of the applicant for the issue of an armaments licence.
DOCUMENTATION
Notification of transfer, transfer or acquisition of ownership
(1) The notification of the transfer, transfer or acquisition of ownership of a weapon (hereinafter referred to as "the notification") shall be made on a prescribed form, a specimen of which is given in Annex 1.
(2) Where the notification referred to in paragraph 1 is made of weapons of a greater number of the same type, the manufacturer's mark, model (s) and calibre, the total number of weapons shall be indicated in the notification by the words in the box named the serial number; a list of the manufacturing numbers of the weapons shall be entered on the back of the notification form or in the Annex thereto.
(3) The notification may take the form of an alert on a digital data medium, provided that the notification processor and the district (district) directorates of the Police of the Czech Republic (hereinafter the "District Directorate of Police") so agree. The particulars of the prescribed form shall remain unaffected.
Weapons log book
(1) The holder of an arms authorisation shall keep a register of registered weapons which are owned and not intended for the activities referred to in Section 5 (f) of the Firearms Act, in the weapons record book (hereinafter referred to as the record book).
(2) The record book shall state:
(a) the serial number of the registration;
(b) the date of acquisition or transfer of the weapon;
(c) type, manufacturer's mark, model (s), calibre and serial number of the weapon, weapon identification number,
(d) the name and surname, maiden name, birth number, date of birth and place of birth of a natural person (hereinafter referred to as "personal data") and the place of residence of a citizen of the Czech Republic, the temporary residence of a citizen of the Czech Republic who lives permanently outside the territory of the Czech Republic or the long-term residence of a foreigner (hereinafter referred to as "place of residence") or the name, legal form and business name of the legal person and the identification number (hereinafter referred to as "data identifying the legal person") and the registered office of the legal person from whom the holder acquired the weapon;
(e) personal data and the place of residence of the natural person or data identifying the legal person and the registered office of the legal person to which ownership has been transferred;
(f) the date of dispatch of the transfer of ownership to the weapon,
(g) the name, surname and signature of the person making the registration.
Weapons Registration Book
(1) An arms and ammunition entrepreneur (2) shall keep a record of the arms which are the subject of his business in the weapons register (hereinafter referred to as "the register"), unless otherwise specified.
(2) A manufacturer of weapons that transfers ownership to unregistered weapons in the course of business may keep records of such weapons in digital form, while the records recorded on the digital data medium are also recorded graphically on the documents which form the contents of the register. The formalities laid down for the register shall remain unaffected.
(3) The register shall state:
(a) the serial number of the registration;
(b) the date on which the weapon was acquired, transferred or taken over;
(c) the reason for acquiring, transferring or taking over the weapon;
(d) the type, brand, model (s), calibre and serial number of the weapon and the identification number of the weapon in the case of a registered weapon;
(e) the personal data and the place of residence of the natural person or data identifying the legal person and the registered office of the legal person from which the weapon was acquired;
(f) the number of the arms licence or accompanying document and their period of validity or the number of the arms authorisation of the person referred to in (e) or (h) and the name of the authority which issued those documents;
(g) the date of return of the weapon to the owner;
(h) personal data and the place of residence of the natural person or data identifying the legal person and the registered office of the legal person to which ownership of the weapon has been transferred;
(i) the date of dispatch of the notification pursuant to Article 2;
(j) the name, surname and signature of the person making the registration.
(1) Only the arms dealer, businessman, natural person and statutory body of a legal person (hereinafter referred to as the "authorised person") shall make entries in the register or record book. Types enabling indelible written records shall be used to enter all data in the record or record book.
(2) The record or record book shall be adapted so as to avoid confusion or loss or replacement of individual sheets. On the front of the cover of the book, the title "Record Book of Arms' or" Record Book of Arms' shall be indicated and the individual sheets of the book shall be marked with order numbers of the sheets.
(3) On the inside of the cover the record or record book shall be provided:
(a) the address of the establishment and the serial number of the book;
(b) personal data and the place of residence of the natural person or data identifying the legal person and the registered office of the legal person who is required to keep a record of the arms;
(c) the number of sheets of the book;
(d) the date on which the book was taken into use;
(e) the signature of a representative of a natural or legal person.
Book of dispensing and receiving weapons and ammunition
(1) A natural or legal person holding arms authorisations shall keep documentation containing an overview of the weapons and ammunition issued and received. The documentation shall be kept in the book of expenditure and the receipt of arms and ammunition (hereinafter referred to as "the book of expenditure and revenue ').
(2) The book of expenditure and income is divided into "issued" and "returned." In the book of dispensation and income, when dispensing and receiving weapons and ammunition,
(a) the serial number of the registration;
(b) under the heading "Issued"
1. date of issue of the weapon and ammunition;
2. type, manufacturer's mark, model (s), calibre and serial number of the weapon issued,
3. type and number of rounds issued,
4. the name, surname, license number and signature of the person who received the weapon or ammunition;
(c) under the heading "Returned"
1. date of return of weapon and ammunition,
2. number of weapons and ammunition returned;
3. the signature of the person who took over the returned weapon and ammunition.
(3) Entries in the book of expenditure and income are carried out only by authorised persons.3)
(4) The book of expenditure and income must have a similar treatment as provided for in Article 5 (2) and (3).
TEST OF COMPETITION
Conditions of proficiency test
(1) The proficiency test (hereinafter referred to as the "test") of a natural person (hereinafter referred to as the "applicant") shall be carried out on the basis of the applicant's completed and submitted test application (hereinafter referred to as the "application") to the Police District Directorate. The model of the application is set out in Annex 2.
(2) The County Police Directorate shall keep a list of applicants in the order of the applications received and shall notify the applicant in writing, no later than two months after the date of receipt of the application, of the date and place of the examination at least 10 days before the examination.
(3) The test shall consist of a theoretical and practical part and shall be carried out according to the test schedule set out in Annex 3. The theoretical part precedes practical parts, both being performed on a single day. The practical part may be carried out, where justified, not later than 14 days after the date of completion of the theoretical part.
(4) In the event that the applicant cannot appear for serious reasons to carry out the examination or part thereof within the prescribed time limit, the District Directorate of Police shall set a replacement date.
(5) The probationcommissioner (hereinafter referred to as "the Commissioner") assesses the applicant on the basis of the results obtained in the "benefit" or "benefit" test. The level of evaluation shall be indicated in the test record (hereinafter referred to as "the record '), a specimen of which is given in Annex 4.
(6) In the assessment of the applicant in the theoretical part of the "failed 'stage, the applicant no longer performs the practical part and is assessed overall by the" failed' stage.
(7) An applicant who has been assessed in the theoretical part as "benefit" and in the practical part as "benefit" may repeat the practical part once. The repetition shall be carried out in accordance with Article 2 (1) to (4) of Annex 3 and, in the case of applicants for the issue of a B to G firearms licence, in accordance with points 5 to 10 of that Article.
(8) The term and place of repetition of the practical part shall be laid down by the Commissioner in an agreement with the applicant so that the repetition is carried out no later than two months after the date on which the applicant was assessed in the practical part by the "non-profit" grade.
(9) If, in the practical part of the test, the applicant seriously infringes the generally applicable principles for the safe handling of arms and endangers the safety of persons by acting, the Commissioner shall immediately terminate the exam of the applicant and the applicant shall be assessed as "not benefiting '.
(10) In the case where the applicant has been assessed in the test by a "non-profit 'degree, he may re-apply to the test referred to in paragraph 1.
Content of the theoretical part of the test
(1) The test file consists of 24 questions, of which 12 are legislation governing the possession and carrying of weapons and ammunition and the legitimate use of the weapon, seven are from the teaching of weapons and ammunition and five are from the medical minimum. Individual questions of the test file are evaluated with one to three points. Three answers to each question, one of which is correct. When answering all questions of one test file correctly, you can get a maximum of 48 points.
(2) An applicant applying for an arms licence with two or more groups, (5) shall be assessed by "benefit" if he obtains the number of points specified for the required arms licence group by correct answers.
(3) Test files are issued by the Ministry of the Interior. The questions of test files used to test applicants are stored for inspection by the District Directorate of Police.
Assessment of the result of the theoretical part of the test
The applicant shall be assessed as "benefit 'if he receives at least the correct answers
(a) 37 points if there is a request for a group A armaments licence test;
(b) 40 points if there is a request for a test for the issue of a B and C arms licence;
(c) 42 points if there is a request for a test to be carried out for the issue of a D and F arms licence;
(d) 41 points if there is a request for a test to be carried out for the issue of an H-category weapons licence;
(e) 43 points if there is a request for a test to be carried out for the issue of a G-category weapons licence;
(f) 45 points if there is a request for a test to be carried out for the issue of the E-group firearms licence.
Content of the practical part of the test
(1) In the practical part of the test, the applicant shall first demonstrate the safe handling of arms and ammunition; safe handling of arms and ammunition means carrying out a gun inspection to determine whether the weapon is in a loaded state, and partial disassembly and composition of the weapon to the extent necessary to clean up the weapon after the shooting.
(2) The applicant requesting the issue of a B to H arms licence further demonstrates the procedure of the shooter in the preparation of the gun and ammunition for the shooting, in the interruption of the shooting, in the detection of a defect in the weapon during the shooting and at the end of the shooting.
(3) An applicant requesting the issue of a B to G arms licence shall carry out further shooting after demonstration of the activities referred to in paragraphs 1 and 2.
(4) In order to demonstrate the activities referred to in paragraphs 1 and 2 and to fire, the type of weapon corresponding to the arms licence group requested by the applicant in the application shall be used. In cases where the applicant is the owner of any such weapon which he holds for a permit to hold a weapon, that weapon may preferably be used in the practical part of the test. In the demonstration of the activities referred to in paragraphs 1 and 2, they shall be used as ammunition for school ammunition which means cartridges not containing bulletins, impactor assemblies or matches with matches. For firing, a leper shall be used instead of hunting ball and hunting combined weapons; a small calibre means a long 22-caliber weapon (5.6 mm).
(5) The applicant shall carry out the shooting in standing position without supporting the weapon unless otherwise specified. An applicant for a test to issue a category B weapons licence, if it is a long-range weapon shooting, and Group C may use the weapon support to fire. When firing a ball gun, a ball bullet shall be used with a single shot and a shotgun bullet shall be used.
(6) The target shall be a 50 / 20 pistol international target or a 550 x 550 mm white target with a 200 mm black round centre and a 112 mm long ball and shotgun range. The target is firmly attached to the target area of the shooting range.
(7) The applicant shall verify the accuracy of the shooting of the weapon with three shots prior to the start of the shooting assessed in accordance with § 11.
Assessment of the result of the practical part of the test
(1) The applicant shall be assessed as "beneficial" if, under the conditions laid down for target shooting, it achieves:
(a) at least four shots at the target from a long ball gun at a distance of 25 m from five possible shots at a time of not more than five minutes and at least four hits at the target from a short ball gun at a distance of 10 m from five possible shots at a time of not more than five minutes, if a request for a test to be carried out for the issue of a category B armour pass,
(b) at least three shots at a target from a long ball gun at a distance of 25 m from five possible shots at a time of not more than five minutes and at least one hit at a distance of 25 m from two possible shots at a time of not more than two minutes, if the request for a test to be carried out for the issue of a category C armour pass is requested;
(c) at least three hits on the target from a short ball gun at a distance of 10 m from five possible shots within a maximum period of five minutes, if a request is made for a test to be carried out for the issue of a D or F gun licence;
(d) at least four hits on the target from a short ball gun at a distance of 10 m from five possible shots within a maximum period of three minutes, if a request is made for a test to be carried out for the issue of a G-category weapons licence;
(e) at least four hits on the target from a short ball gun at a distance of 15 m from five possible shots within a maximum period of two minutes, if a request is made for a test to be carried out for the issue of an E-category weapons licence.
(2) A valid hit on the target shall mean a hit on the target by a shot at any point on the surface of the target, which shall be regarded as a valid hit by both the target and one shotgun.
Issue of a certificate of competence
Immediately after completion of the examination, where the applicant has been assessed overall by a "benefit 'level, the examiner shall provide the applicant with a certificate of competence, (6) a model of which is given in Annex 5.
METHOD AND CONDITIONS FOR SECURITISATION OF WEAPONS AND STRENGTHS AGAINST LOSS, LOSS AND DESTROYMENT
(1) Carried arms and ammunition (7) and carried weapons and ammunition (8) must be under the constant control of the holder of the arms licence or the arms movement certificate for permanent export, the permanent import and transit of the arms and ammunition held by the arms and ammunition.
(2) The weapons held, not intended to be transported, and stored, stored or stored (hereinafter referred to as "stored weapons") in the number of five weapons and ammunition up to 2500 rounds shall be secured in a special locked steel box, a special locked steel box or in a special locked device manufactured for the safe storage of weapons and ammunition, unless otherwise specified. The specified special device is inseparably anchored to a wall, ceiling or floor made of solid materials such as bricks or concrete panels.
(3) More than five weapons held or more than 2500 rounds are secured
(a) in the special locked steel boxes referred to in paragraph 2 or other locked boxes referred to in paragraph 5 located in a room where the conditions laid down in paragraph 6 (a) and (b) are met, except that the safety door provided for need not have an all-steel structure;
(b) in a locked room or facility where the conditions laid down in paragraph 6 are met, with lock locks of at least one lock fitting in at least two locking points.
(4) More than 20 concealed weapons or more than 10 000 rounds shall be secured in a room or object where the conditions laid down in paragraph 6 are met, with lock locks of both safety locks being fitted in at least four locking points and the room or object protected by an electronic safety device.
(5) The concealed weapons and ammunition referred to in paragraphs 2 and 3 may also be secured in locked boxes and cabinets other than those manufactured for that purpose, provided that such other containers and cabinets are demonstrably more resistant to the intrusion of an unauthorised person than the special containers and cabinets referred to in paragraph 2.
(6) The arms and ammunition held in the room or facility are secured if:
(a) the walls, ceilings and floors are made of solid materials such as bricks or concrete panels;
(b) the door or door is a safety all-steel structure locked on at least two independent safety locks of the vents, the locking locks of which fit into locking points in opposite sides of the whole steel door or door frame, which is inseparably placed in the structure of the room or object;
(c) windows, skylights and other openings enabling unauthorised persons to enter the protected area, such as chimneys, fans, shafts, are provided with fixed steel bars. The steel bars may be of different design comparable to that of a bar with a bar diameter of at least 10 mm, with a bar axis distance of not more than 130 mm, and the joints of horizontal and vertical bars are welded or riveted. From the second above-ground floor, a closed window of the safety structure, which means an all-steel window frame with glass fitted with a safety foil against penetration of a resistance of at least 250 J which is placed in the window frame in a way which prevents the glass from being pushed out of the frame. The window frame is firmly built into the building wall, the window opening mechanism can only be controlled from the inside of the protected space.
(7) The concealed weapons and ammunition in the windows are secured by locking open window walls. The windows of windows, vitrin and counters shall be fitted with a security film against penetration with a resistance of at least 250 J. Access to weapons and ammunition may only be from the operator. Outside the sales time, arms and ammunition shall be secured by analogy as referred to in paragraphs 3 to 6.
(1) The weapons retained must be in a state that excludes their immediate use. 9)
(2) The keys to steel boxes, steel boxes, lockable devices, rooms or objects in which stored weapons and ammunition are stored may be held only by the holder of the relevant group or authorised person.3)
Security of gunpowder and matches
(1) Black hunting powder, free-of-charge dust and matches intended for use under the Firearms Act, 10) shall be provided by analogy as specified in Paragraph 13 (2), unless otherwise specified.
(2) Black hunting powder, free-of-dust powder, matches and ammunition found in the adjacent premises of the establishment, (11) shall be secured by analogy as referred to in paragraphs 3 and 6 of Section 13.
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Photographs of the applicant for the issue of an arms licence
The applicant's photo is sharp, non-threaded, made on a smooth shiny half-carton with dimensions of 3,5 x 4,5 cm (without frame), showing the applicant in civil clothing in a three-quarter profile, without headgear and sunglasses with dark glass, with a height of the face of the head from the eyes to the chin of at least 13 mm.
Forms
The models of the arms licence, the arms authorisation, the arms accompanying document for permanent export, the permanent import and transit of arms and ammunition, the arms licence, the requests for the issue of such documents, the request for the destruction of the weapon and the test commissioner's licence are set out in Annexes 6 to 15.
FINAL PROVISIONS
Efficacy
This Decree shall take effect on 1 March 1996.
Minister:
Ruml v. r.
Příloha č. 1
Annex No. 1 to Decree No. 50 / 1996 Coll.
NOTIFICATION
on the transfer +) of the acquisition +) ownership of the registered weapon
Příloha č. 2
Annex No. 2 to Decree No. 50 / 1996 Coll.
OBSERVATION
for the proficiency test
Příloha č. 3
Annex No. 3 to Decree No. 50 / 1996 Coll.
Test schedule for the applicant's proficiency test for the issue of an arms licence
Theoretical part of the test
1. Before commencing the theoretical part, the Commissioner shall identify the applicant according to the identity card and inform him of the organisation and method of the examination.
2. The Commissioner shall transmit the alert to the applicant and invite him to select the test file at random. The applicant shall choose one test file by randomly removing it from the test set.
3. The applicant shall enter on the record the test file number, the group or, where applicable, the arms licence group for which he has requested to be issued, his name and surname, date of birth.
4. The applicant shall answer the questions of the test file separately, indicating on the record the correct answers to each question with a cross. If he makes a correction, the correct answer will circle and mark with a cross.
5. Types enabling indelible written entry shall be used to record data. Gumping and rewriting of already registered data shall not be allowed. The use of any tools, in particular literature, documents, computer and communication techniques, etc., is also not permitted.
6. The applicant shall submit the alert and test file to the Commissioner no later than 40 minutes after carrying out the activities referred to in point 3.
7. Before carrying out the evaluation of the test file, the Commissioner shall notify the applicant of a period which should not exceed two hours after which the applicant shall come to the knowledge of the evaluation stage.
8. The Commissioner shall enter in the record the appropriate degree of evaluation of the applicant in the theoretical part immediately after the completion of the theoretical part and inform the applicant thereof. It shall also inform the applicant of any further possible procedure.
Practical part of the test
The practical part is done at the designated range.
1. The Commissioner shall first establish the identity of the applicant according to the identity card and at the same time verify that the applicant has been assessed in the theoretical part of the "benefit 'level.
2. The Commissioner shall inform applicants of the organisation and manner of implementation of the practical part, which shall consist of demonstration of the safe handling of arms and ammunition and of the execution of the shooting on the target with an assessment of the results of the interventions (hereinafter referred to as "the shooting ').
3. The Commissioner shall identify to the applicant the type of weapon with which the applicant first demonstrates to the Commissioner the safe handling of the arms and ammunition, and only then the shooting.
4. In carrying out the activities referred to in point 3, the applicant shall use the arms licence:
(a) Group B pistol, with or without an optical sight or a similar gun of a known manufacturing design and a small frame of a known production design or a known production design.
(b) group C of the small-bore referred to in point (a) and a shotgun with two main production lines known to exist;
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Regulation Information
| Citation | Decree of the Ministry of the Interior No. 50 / 1996 Coll., on the implementation of certain provisions of the Firearms Act |
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| Regulation Type | Order |
| Author | - |
| Collection | Code of Laws |
| Date of Promulgation | 01.03.1996 |
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| Effective from | 01.03.1996 |
| Effective until | - |
| Status | Valid |
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