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PART IV CONTROL OF TRANSACTIONS
37.Business and other transactions with firearms and ammunition
38A.Recording of transactions in firearms by Chief Constable
41.Notification of loss, repair or deactivation of firearms, etc.
42.Notification of disposal or destruction, etc. taking place outside Northern Ireland
43.Purchase or acquisition of firearms in other member States
PART V PROHIBITION OF CERTAIN WEAPONS AND CONTROL OF ARMS TRAFFIC
SCHEDULES
FIREARM CERTIFICATES – EXEMPTIONS
1.The quantities and descriptions of firearms and ammunition manufactured and...
2.The quantities and descriptions of firearms and ammunition purchased or...
3.The quantities and descriptions of firearms and ammunition accepted for...
4.The quantities and descriptions of firearms and ammunition sold or...
5.The quantities and descriptions of firearms and ammunition in possession...
OFFENCES TO WHICH ARTICLE 59(2) APPLIES
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9.Offences under paragraph 4 of Schedule 11 to the Immigration...
10.Attempting to commit any offence specified in paragraphs 1 to...
11.Aiding, abetting, counselling or procuring the commission of any offence...
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