instruction in the use of such firearms or engaging in sport or target shooting competitions. (2) The Chief Commissioner must not issue a junior S. 18(2) inserted by licence which authorises the carriage or use of a No. 26/1997 category C longarm, being a shotgun, unless the s. 20(2). applicant can demonstrate that the licence is required for the reason of clay target shooting. (2A) The Chief Commissioner must not issue a junior S. 18(2A) inserted by licence which authorises the carriage or use of a No. 28/2003 general category handgun, unless the applicant s. 13(2). can demonstrate that the licence is required for the reason of handgun target shooting. (3) For the purposes of demonstrating that a junior S. 18(3) inserted by licence is required for the reason of clay target No. 26/1997 shooting, the applicant must— s. 20(2). (a) be a member of a clay target shooting club or organisation approved by the Chief Commissioner; and (b) engage in clay target shooting only at a place S. 18(3)(b) substituted by which is authorised by or under this Act as a No. 22/1998 place at which clay target shooting may take s. 11(3). place; and (c) demonstrate other prescribed requirements. (4) For the purpose of demonstrating that a junior S. 18(4) inserted by licence is required for the reason of handgun No. 28/2003 target shooting, the applicant— s. 13(3). (a) must be and continue to be a member of an approved handgun target shooting club; and (b) if the applicant is not, at the time of the application, the holder of a licence in another State or a Territory of the Commonwealth that authorises the carriage or use of handguns for the reason of target shooting, must, for the period of 6 months immediately
instruction in the use of such firearms or engaging in sport or target shooting competitions. S. 18(2) inserted by No. 26/1997 s. 20(2). (2) The Chief Commissioner must not issue a junior licence which authorises the carriage or use of a category C longarm, being a shotgun, unless the applicant can demonstrate that the licence is required for the reason of clay target shooting. S. 18(2A) inserted by No. 28/2003 s. 13(2). (2A) The Chief Commissioner must not issue a junior licence which authorises the carriage or use of a general category handgun, unless the applicant can demonstrate that the licence is required for the reason of handgun target shooting. S. 18(3) inserted by No. 26/1997 s. 20(2). (3) For the purposes of demonstrating that a junior licence is required for the reason of clay target shooting, the applicant must— (a) be a member of a clay target shooting club or organisation approved by the Chief Commissioner; and S. 18(3)(b) substituted by No. 22/1998 s. 11(3). (b) engage in clay target shooting only at a place which is authorised by or under this Act as a place at which clay target shooting may take place; and (c) demonstrate other prescribed requirements. S. 18(4) inserted by No. 28/2003 s. 13(3). (4) For the purpose of demonstrating that a junior licence is required for the reason of handgun target shooting, the applicant— (a) must be and continue to be a member of an approved handgun target shooting club; and (b) if the applicant is not, at the time of the application, the holder of a licence in another State or a Territory of the Commonwealth that authorises the carriage or use of handguns for the reason of target shooting, must, for the period of 6 months immediately
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