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19.—(1) Where a person who resides in Northern Ireland is granted, or is the holder of, a firearm certificate, he shall be entitled to be issued by the Chief Constable with a European firearms pass.
(2) A European firearms pass is a document—
(a)to which a person is entitled under paragraph (1); and
(b)which contains the particulars required by paragraph (3).
(3) The particulars required by this paragraph are—
(a)particulars identifying the person to whom the pass is issued;
(b)particulars identifying every firearm which—
(i)that person has applied to have included in a European firearms pass; and
(ii)is a firearm in relation to which a firearm certificate granted to that person is in force;
(c)a statement in relation to every firearm identified in the pass as to the category into which it falls for the purposes of Annex I to the European weapons directive;
(d)the date of the issue of the pass and the period from its issue for which the pass is to be valid;
(e)the statements required by paragraph (f) of Annex II to that directive (statements as to travel in the member States with the firearms identified in the pass).
(4) A European firearms pass shall contain space for the making of entries by persons authorised to so do under the law of any member State.
(5) A person may make an application under paragraph (1)—
(a)at the same time as an application for a firearm certificate which will entitle him to the issue of the pass; or
(b)subsequently while the firearm certificate is in force.
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