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TABLE OF PROVISIONS
Regulation Page
1. Objectives 1
2. Authorising provision 2
3. Commencement 2
4. Principal Regulations 2
5. Substitution in regulation 11 2
6. Substitution in regulation 13 2
7. Insertion of new regulation 17A 2
17A. Reason for which the Chief Commissioner must not
issue a General Category Handgun Licence 2
8. Insertion of new regulations 19A, 19B and 19C 3
19A. Prescribed approved handgun target shooting matches
for general category handguns of ·38 inch calibre or less 3
19B. Prescribed approved handgun target shooting matches
for general category handguns of more than ·38 inch
calibre but not more than ·45 inch calibre 3
19C. Approved handgun target shooting matches for general
category handguns of more than ·45 inch calibre 3
9. Substitution in regulation 20 4
10. Insertion of new regulation 22 4
22. Prescribed classes of social worker 4
11. Substitution of Schedule 4 4
12. Substitution of Schedule 5 6
13. Insertion of new Schedules 7, 8 and 9 7
14. Substitution in regulation 11 15
15. Substitution in regulation 13 15
16. Revocation of regulation 17A 15
17. Revocation of regulations 19A, 19B and 19C 15
18. Substitution of Schedule 4 16
19. Substitution of Schedule 5 17
20. Revocation of Schedules 7, 8 and 9 18
21. Expiry 18
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STATUTORY RULES 2003
S.R. No. 84/2003
Firearms Act 1996
Firearms (Handgun Control) Regulations 2003
The Governor in Council makes the following Regulations:
Dated: 1 July 2003
Responsible Minister:
ANDRÉ HAERMEYER
Minister for Police and Emergency Services
HELEN DOYE
Clerk of the Executive Council
1. Objectives
The objectives of these Regulations are to amend
the Firearms Regulations 1997—
(a) to prescribe approved handgun target
shooting matches; and
(b) to prescribe reasons for which the Chief
Commissioner cannot issue a general
category handgun licence; and
(c) to prescribe fees for the issue and renewal of
licences and permits and for other matters;
and
(d) to prescribe classes of social workers and
professional counsellors for the purposes of
section 183 of the Firearms Act 1996; and
(e) to make various consequential amendments
to the regulations.
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2. Authorising provision
These Regulations are made under section 191 of
the Firearms Act 1996.
3. Commencement
(1) These Regulations, other than regulations 14, 15,
16, 17, 18, 19 and 20, come into operation on
1 July 2003.
(2) Regulations 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19 and 20 come
into operation on 30 December 2003.
4. Principal Regulations
In these Regulations the Firearms Regulations
1997 1 are called the Principal Regulations.
5. Substitution in regulation 11
In regulation 11 of the Principal Regulations, for
"$15" substitute "$16".
6. Substitution in regulation 13
In regulation 13 of the Principal Regulations, for
", the fee for a permit to acquire a firearm is $8"
substitute "the fee for a permit to acquire a
firearm is $9".
7. Insertion of new regulation 17A
After regulation 17 of the Principal Regulations
insert—
"17A. Reason for which the Chief Commissioner
must not issue a General Category
Handgun Licence
For the purposes of section 17(d) of the Act,
if a person has relinquished a handgun
licence and has received compensation for
the surrender of the handguns held under that
licence, the Chief Commissioner must not
issue a general category handgun licence to
that person for a period of five years from
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the date of that relinquishment and
surrender.".
8. Insertion of new regulations 19A, 19B and 19C
After regulation 19 of the Principal Regulations
insert—
'19A. Prescribed approved handgun target
shooting matches for general category
handguns of ·38 inch calibre or less
For the purposes of the definition of
"approved handgun target shooting match" in
section 3(1) of the Act, the classes of
approved handgun target shooting matches
for general category handguns of ·38 inch
calibre or less are those described in
Schedule 7.
19B. Prescribed approved handgun target
shooting matches for general category
handguns of more than ·38 inch calibre but
not more than ·45 inch calibre
For the purposes of the definition of
"approved handgun target shooting match" in
section 3(1) of the Act, the classes of
approved handgun target shooting matches
for general category handguns of more than
·38 inch calibre but not more than ·45 inch
calibre are those described in Schedule 8.
19C. Approved handgun target shooting matches
for general category handguns of more
than ·45 inch calibre
For the purposes of the definition of
"approved handgun target shooting match" in
section 3(1) of the Act, the classes of
approved handgun target shooting matches
for general category handguns of more than
·45 inch calibre are those described in
Schedule 9.'.
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9. Substitution in regulation 20
(1) Insert the following heading to regulation 20 of
the Principal Regulations—
"Prescribed purposes for applying for longarm
and general category handgun licences".
(2) In regulation 20(4) of the Principal Regulations,
for "handgun" (wherever occurring) substitute
"general category handgun".
10. Insertion of new regulation 22
After regulation 21 of the Principal Regulations
insert—
"22. Prescribed classes of social worker
For the purposes of section 183(4) of the
Act, the following class of person is
prescribed—
a person who is a member of, or who is
eligible for membership of, the
Australian Association of Social
Workers.".
11. Substitution of Schedule 4
For Schedule 4 to the Principal Regulations
substitute—
"SCHEDULE 4
FEE FOR ISSUE OR RENEWAL OF LICENCES
Column 1
Type of licence
Column 2
Fee for Natural
Person
Column 3
Fee for Body
Corporate
Longarm licence for category A
longarms
$28 $52
Longarm licence for category B
longarms
$33 $52
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Column 1
Type of licence
Column 2
Fee for Natural
Person
Column 3
Fee for Body
Corporate
Longarm licence for category C
longarms
$33 $52
Longarm licence for category D
longarms
$52 $83
Longarm licence for category E
longarms
$52 $83
General category handgun
licence—sport or target shooting
or prescribed reason
$37 $117 (for a licence
to possess, carry or
use 20 or less
general category
handguns)
$233 (for a licence
to possess, carry
or use more than
20 general
category
handguns)
General category handgun
licence—security guard, prison
guard, official or commercial
purpose
$62 $103 (for a licence
to possess, carry or
use 20 or less
general category
handguns)
$206 (for a licence
to possess, carry or
use more than
20 general
category
handguns)
Category E handgun licence $68 $103
Junior licence $11 N/A
Category 1 firearms collectors
licence
$42 $83
Category 2 firearms collectors
licence
$56 $71
Firearms ammunition collectors
licence
$21 $42
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Column 1
Type of licence
Column 2
Fee for Natural
Person
Column 3
Fee for Body
Corporate
Firearms heirlooms licence $21 N/A
Firearms dealers licence—dealing
in category A, B longarms and
general category handguns
$258 $361
Firearms dealers licence—dealing
in category A, B, C, D, E longarms
and general category and
category E handguns
$361 $412
Firearms dealers licence—
(a) only repairing category A, B,
C, D, E longarms, general
category and category E
handguns and related parts;
(b) only selling ammunition;
(c) the activities referred to in both
paragraphs (a) and (b)
$155 $206
".
12. Substitution of Schedule 5
For Schedule 5 to the Principal Regulations
substitute—
"SCHEDULE 5
FEE FOR PERMITS
Column 1
Type of permit
Column 2
Fee
Display or theatrical armourer's permit for
licensed firearms dealers
$31
Display permit for holder of firearms
collectors licence or firearms ammunition
collectors licence
$21
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Column 1
Type of permit
Column 2
Fee
Permit for silencer or prescribed items $52
Permits to use firearms held under
category 1 firearms collectors licence or
general category handguns held under
category 2 firearms collectors licence
$26
".
13. Insertion of new Schedules 7, 8 and 9
After Schedule 6 to the Principal Regulations
insert—
'SCHEDULE 7
CLASSES OF APPROVED HANDGUN TARGET
SHOOTING MATCHES FOR HANDGUNS OF A
CALIBRE OF ·38 INCH OR LESS
1. The match shot with an air pistol at a distance of up to
50 metres at a target that is stationary when exposed,
which is conducted in a manner accredited by the
International Shooting Sport Federation and which is
known as "Air Pistol" in the handgun shooting discipline
known as International Shooting Sport Federation
(ISSF).
2. The match shot with a handgun of a calibre of ·38 inch
or less at a distance of up to 50 metres at a target that is
stationary when exposed, which is conducted in a
manner accredited by the International Shooting Sport
Federation and which is known as "Standard Pistol" in
the handgun shooting discipline known as International
Shooting Sport Federation (ISSF).
3. The match shot with a centre fire handgun of a calibre
of ·38 inch or less at a distance of up to 50 metres at a
target that is stationary when exposed, which is
conducted in a manner accredited by the International
Shooting Sport Federation and which is known as
"Centre Fire Pistol" in the handgun shooting discipline
known as International Shooting Sport Federation
(ISSF).
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4. The match shot with a handgun of a calibre of ·38 inch
or less at a distance of up to 50 metres at a target that is
stationary when exposed, which is conducted in a
manner accredited by the International Shooting Sport
Federation and which is known as "Rapid Fire Pistol" in
the handgun shooting discipline known as International
Shooting Sport Federation (ISSF).
5. The match shot with a handgun of a calibre of ·38 inch
or less at a distance of up to 50 metres at a target that is
stationary when exposed, which is conducted in a
manner accredited by the International Shooting Sport
Federation and which is known as "50 Metre Pistol" in
the handgun shooting discipline known as International
Shooting Sport Federation (ISSF).
6. The match shot with a handgun of a calibre of ·38 inch
or less at a distance of up to 50 metres at a target that is
stationary when exposed, which is conducted in a
manner accredited by the International Shooting Sport
Federation and which is known as "25 Metre Pistol" in
the handgun shooting discipline known as International
Shooting Sport Federation (ISSF).
7. A match shot with a handgun of a calibre of ·38 inch or
less at a distance of up to 50 metres at a target that is
stationary or moving in the target area when exposed,
which is conducted in a manner accredited by the
International Practical Shooting Confederation and
which is known as "Open Division" in the handgun
shooting discipline known as International Practical
Shooting Confederation.
8. A match shot with a handgun of a calibre of ·38 inch or
less at a distance of up to 50 metres at a target that is
stationary or moving in the target area when exposed,
which is conducted in a manner accredited by the
International Practical Shooting Confederation and
which is known as "Standard Division" in the handgun
shooting discipline known as International Practical
Shooting Confederation.
9. A match shot with a handgun of a calibre of ·38 inch or
less at a distance of up to 50 metres at a target that is
stationary or moving in the target area when exposed,
which is conducted in a manner accredited by the
International Practical Shooting Confederation and
which is known as "Modified Division" in the handgun
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shooting discipline known as International Practical
Shooting Confederation.
10. A match shot with a handgun of a calibre of ·38 inch or
less at a distance of up to 50 metres at a target that is
stationary or moving in the target area when exposed,
which is conducted in a manner accredited by the
International Practical Shooting Confederation and
which is known as "Production Division" in the handgun
shooting discipline known as International Practical
Shooting Confederation.
11. A match shot with a revolver of a calibre of ·38 inch or
less at a distance of up to 50 metres at a target that is
stationary or moving in the target area when exposed,
which is conducted in a manner accredited by the
International Practical Shooting Confederation and
which is known as "Revolver Division" in the handgun
shooting discipline known as International Practical
Shooting Confederation.
12. The match shot with a handgun of a calibre of ·38 inch
or less at a distance of up to 50 metres at a target that is
stationary when exposed, which is conducted in a
manner accredited by the National Referee Council for
Pistol Australia and which is known as "International
Rapid Fire" in the handgun shooting discipline known as
International 1920 Match (or NRA Action Match).
13. The match shot with a handgun of a calibre of ·38 inch
or less at a distance of up to 50 metres at a target that is
stationary when exposed, which is conducted in a
manner accredited by the National Referee Council for
Pistol Australia and which is known as "Barricade" in
the handgun shooting discipline known as International
1920 Match (or NRA Action Match).
14. The match shot with a handgun of a calibre of ·38 inch
or less at a distance of up to 50 metres at a target that
moves across the target area when exposed, which is
conducted in a manner accredited by the National
Referee Council for Pistol Australia and which is known
as "Moving Target (Modified)" in the handgun shooting
discipline known as International 1920 Match (or NRA
Action Match).
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15. The match shot with a revolver or semi-automatic
handgun of a calibre of ·38 inch or less at a distance of
up to 50 metres at a target that is stationary when
exposed, which is conducted in a manner accredited by
the National Referee Council for Pistol Australia and
which is known as "Falling Plate" in the handgun
shooting discipline known as International 1920 Match
(or NRA Action Match).
16. The match shot with a revolver or semi-automatic
handgun of a calibre of ·38 inch or less at a distance of
up to 50 metres at a target that is stationary when
exposed, which is conducted in a manner accredited by
the National Referee Council for Pistol Australia and
which is known as "Practical Event" in the handgun
shooting discipline known as International 1920 Match
(or NRA Action Match).
17. The match shot with a single shot handgun, revolver or
semi-automatic handgun of a calibre of ·38 inch or less
at a distance of up to 200 metres at a target that is
stationary when exposed, which is conducted in a
manner accredited by the National Referee Council for
Pistol Australia and which is known as "Big Bore" in the
handgun shooting discipline known as Metallic
Silhouette.
18. The match shot with a single shot handgun, revolver or
semi-automatic handgun of a calibre of ·38 inch or less
at a distance of up to 100 metres at a target that is
stationary when exposed, which is conducted in a
manner accredited by the National Referee Council for
Pistol Australia and which is known as "Small Bore" in
the handgun shooting discipline known as Metallic
Silhouette.
19. The match shot with a single shot handgun, revolver or
semi-automatic handgun of a calibre of ·38 inch or less
at a distance of up to 25 metres at a target that is
stationary when exposed, which is conducted in a
manner accredited by the National Referee Council for
Pistol Australia and which is known as "Air Pistol" in
the handgun shooting discipline known as Metallic
Silhouette.
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20. The match shot with a single shot handgun, revolver or
semi-automatic handgun of a calibre of ·38 inch or less
at a distance of up to 100 metres at a target that is
stationary when exposed, which is conducted in a
manner accredited by the National Referee Council for
Pistol Australia and which is known as "Field Pistol" in
the handgun shooting discipline known as Metallic
Silhouette.
21. The match shot with two revolvers of a calibre of
·38 inch or less at a distance of up to 50 metres at a
target that is either stationary or moving when exposed,
which is conducted in a manner consistent with the
Rules as accredited by the Single Action Shooting
Society and as administered in Australia by SSAA
Single Action Shooting Australia and which is known as
"One Match" in the handgun target shooting discipline
known as Single Action.
22. The match shot with a revolver or semi-automatic
handgun of a calibre of ·38 inch or less at a distance of
up to 50 metres at a target that is stationary when
exposed, which is conducted in a manner accredited by
the National Referee Council for Pistol Australia and
which is known as "Service Pistol" in the handgun
shooting discipline known as Service Pistol.
23. The match shot with a centre fire revolver or semi-
automatic handgun of a calibre of ·38 inch or less at a
distance of up to 50 metres at a target that is stationary
when exposed, which is conducted in a manner
accredited by the National Referee Council for Pistol
Australia and which is known as "Service Pistol
Unrestricted" in the handgun shooting discipline known
as Service Pistol.
24. The match shot with a revolver or semi-automatic
handgun of a calibre of ·38 inch or less at a distance of
up to 50 metres at a target that is stationary when
exposed, which is conducted in a manner accredited by
the National Referee Council for Pistol Australia and
which is known as "Police and Service Pistol" in the
handgun shooting discipline known as Service Pistol.
25. The match shot with a revolver or semi-automatic
handgun of a calibre of ·38 inch or less at a distance of
up to 50 metres at a target that is stationary when
exposed, which is conducted in a manner accredited by
the National Referee Council for Pistol Australia and
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which is known as "1500 Match" in the handgun
shooting discipline known as Service Pistol.
26. A black powder match shot using a pistol or revolver
fired by percussion caps with a calibre of ·38 inch or less
at a distance of 25 metres at a stationary target, which is
conducted in a manner accredited by the National
Referee Council for Pistol Australia and is known as
"25 Metre" in the handgun shooting discipline known as
Black Powder.
27. A black powder match shot using a pistol or revolver
fired by percussion caps with a calibre of ·38 inch or less
at a distance of 25 metres at a stationary target, which is
conducted in a manner accredited by the National
Referee Council for Pistol Australia and is known as
"25 Metre" in the handgun shooting discipline known as
Black Powder.
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SCHEDULE 8
CLASSES OF APPROVED HANDGUN TARGET
SHOOTING MATCHES FOR HANDGUNS OF A
CALIBRE OF MORE THAN ·38 INCH CALIBRE
BUT NOT MORE THAN ·45 INCH
1. The match shot with a single shot handgun, revolver or
semi-automatic handgun of a calibre of more than
·38 inch and not more than ·45 inch at a distance of up to
200 metres at a target that is stationary when exposed,
which is conducted in a manner accredited by the
National Referee Council for Pistol Australia and which
is known as "Big Bore" in the handgun shooting
discipline known as Metallic Silhouette.
2. The match shot with a single shot handgun, revolver or
semi-automatic handgun of a calibre of more than
·38 inch and not more than ·45 inch at a distance of up to
100 metres at a target that is stationary when exposed,
which is conducted in a manner accredited by the
National Referee Council for Pistol Australia and which
is known as "Small Bore" in the handgun shooting
discipline known as Metallic Silhouette.
3. The match shot with a single shot handgun, revolver or
semi-automatic handgun of a calibre of more than
·38 inch and not more than ·45 inch at a distance of up to
25 metres at a target that is stationary when exposed,
which is conducted in a manner accredited by the
National Referee Council for Pistol Australia and which
is known as "Air Pistol" in the handgun shooting
discipline known as Metallic Silhouette.
4. The match shot with a single shot handgun, revolver or
semi-automatic handgun of a calibre of more than
·38 inch and not more than ·45 inch at a distance of up to
100 metres at a target that is stationary when exposed,
which is conducted in a manner accredited by the
National Referee Council for Pistol Australia and which
is known as "Field Pistol" in the handgun shooting
discipline known as Metallic Silhouette.
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5. The match shot with two revolvers of a calibre of more
than ·38 inch and not more than ·45 inch at a distance of
up to 50 metres at a target that is either stationary or
moving when exposed, which is conducted in a manner
consistent with the Rules as accredited by the Single
Action Shooting Society and as administered in
Australia by SSAA Single Action Shooting Australia
and which is known as "One Match" in the handgun
target shooting discipline known as Single Action.
6. A black powder match shot using a pistol or revolver
fired by percussion caps with a calibre of more than
·38 inch and not more than ·45 inch at a distance of
25 metres at a stationary target, which is conducted in a
manner accredited by the National Referee Council for
Pistol Australia and is known as "25 Metre" in the
handgun shooting discipline known as Black Powder.
7. A black powder match shot using a pistol or revolver
fired by percussion caps with a calibre of more than
·38 inch and not more than ·45 inch at a distance of
25 metres at a stationary target, which is conducted in a
manner accredited by the National Referee Council for
Pistol Australia and is known as "25 Metre" in the
handgun shooting discipline known as Black Powder.
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SCHEDULE 9
APPROVED HANDGUN TARGET SHOOTING
MATCHES FOR HANDGUNS OF A CALIBRE OF
MORE THAN ·45 INCH
1. A black powder match shot using a pistol or revolver
fired by percussion caps with a calibre of more than
·45 inch at a distance of 25 metres at a stationary target,
which is conducted in a manner accredited by the
National Referee Council for Pistol Australia and is
known as "25 Metre" in the handgun shooting discipline
known as Black Powder.
2. A black powder match shot using a pistol or revolver
fired by percussion caps with a calibre of more than
·45 inch at a distance of 25 metres at a stationary target,
which is conducted in a manner accredited by the
National Referee Council for Pistol Australia and is
known as "25 Metre" in the handgun shooting discipline
known as Black Powder.'.
14. Substitution in regulation 11
In regulation 11 of the Principal Regulations, for
"$16" substitute "$15".
15. Substitution in regulation 13
In regulation 13 of the Principal Regulations, for
"the fee for a permit to acquire a firearm is $9"
substitute ", the fee for a permit to acquire a
firearm is $8".
16. Revocation of regulation 17A
Regulation 17A of the Principal Regulations is
revoked.
17. Revocation of regulations 19A, 19B and 19C
Regulations 19A, 19B and 19C of the Principal
Regulations are revoked.
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18. Substitution of Schedule 4
For Schedule 4 to the Principal Regulations
substitute—
"SCHEDULE 4
FEE FOR ISSUE OR RENEWAL OF LICENCES
Column 1
Type of licence
Column 2
Fee for Natural
Person
Column 3
Fee for Body
Corporate
Longarm licence for category A
longarms
$27 $50
Longarm licence for category B
longarms
$32 $50
Longarm licence for category C
longarms
$32 $50
Longarm licence for category D
longarms
$50 $80
Longarm licence for category E
longarms
$50 $80
Handgun licence—sport or target
shooting or prescribed reason
$32 $100 (for a licence
to possess, carry or
use 20 or less
handguns)
$200 (for a licence
to possess, carry
or use more than
20 handguns)
Handgun licence—security guard,
prison guard, official or
commercial purpose
$60 $100 (for a licence
to possess, carry or
use 20 or less
handguns)
$200 (for a licence
to possess, carry or
use more than
20 handguns)
Junior licence $10 N/A
Firearms collectors licence $40 $80
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Column 1
Type of licence
Column 2
Fee for Natural
Person
Column 3
Fee for Body
Corporate
Firearms ammunition collectors
licence
$20 $40
Firearms heirlooms licence $20 N/A
Firearms dealers licence—dealing
in category A, B longarms and
handguns
$250 $350
Firearms dealers licence—dealing
in category A, B, C, D, E longarms
and handguns
$350 $400
Firearms dealers licence—
(a) only repairing category A, B,
C, D, E longarms, handguns
and related parts;
(b) only selling ammunition;
(c) the activities referred to in both
paragraphs (a) and (b)
$150 $200
".
19. Substitution of Schedule 5
For Schedule 5 to the Principal Regulations
substitute—
"SCHEDULE 5
FEE FOR PERMITS
Column 1
Type of permit
Column 2
Fee
Display or theatrical armourer's permit for
licensed firearms dealers
$30
Display permit for holder of firearms
collectors licence or firearms ammunition
collectors licence
$20
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Column 1
Type of permit
Column 2
Fee
Permit for silencer or prescribed items $50
Permits to use firearms held under firearms
collectors licence
$25
".
20. Revocation of Schedules 7, 8 and 9
Schedules 7, 8 and 9 to the Principal Regulations
are revoked.
21. Expiry
These Regulations cease to have any force or
effect on 31 December 2003.
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ENDNOTES
1 Reg. 4: S.R. No. 32/1997. Reprinted incorporating amendments as at
3 August 2000.
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