of such a contractor or sub-contractor; and S. 10(2)(d)(ii) (ii) produce evidence that the applicant has amended by a genuine need for the licence because No. 50/2007 the duties he or she performs as a s. 5(b). security guard, prison officer, contractor, sub-contractor or employee are such as to require the carriage or use of a category A or B longarm; (e) for a purpose specified in subsection (1)(e), S. 10(2)(e) substituted by the applicant must produce evidence that the No. 22/1998 licence is required for that purpose. s. 5(2)(c). (3) The Chief Commissioner may approve any shooting club or shooting organisation for the purposes of subsection (2). S. 10(4) (4) A non-prohibited person who has made an inserted by application to the Chief Commissioner for an No. 22/1998 s. 5(3). approval under subsection (3) may apply to the Committee for a review of a decision of the Chief Commissioner not to grant the approval or for a review of a failure of the Chief Commissioner to make the decision within a reasonable time. S. 10(5) (5) The Chief Commissioner may— inserted by No. 22/1998 (a) impose conditions on any approval under s. 5(3). subsection (3); and (b) after notifying the holder of the approval, alter any such condition. 11 Reasons for applying for a longarm licence, category C (1) The Chief Commissioner must not issue a longarm licence for category C longarms unless— (a) the applicant can demonstrate that the licence is required for one of the following reasons—
of such a contractor or sub-contractor; and S. 10(2)(d)(ii) amended by No. 50/2007 s. 5(b). (ii) produce evidence that the applicant has a genuine need for the licence because the duties he or she performs as a security guard, prison officer, contractor, sub-contractor or employee are such as to require the carriage or use of a category A or B longarm; S. 10(2)(e) substituted by No. 22/1998 s. 5(2)(c). (e) for a purpose specified in subsection (1)(e), the applicant must produce evidence that the licence is required for that purpose. (3) The Chief Commissioner may approve any shooting club or shooting organisation for the purposes of subsection (2). S. 10(4) inserted by No. 22/1998 s. 5(3). (4) A non-prohibited person who has made an application to the Chief Commissioner for an approval under subsection (3) may apply to the Committee for a review of a decision of the Chief Commissioner not to grant the approval or for a review of a failure of the Chief Commissioner to make the decision within a reasonable time. S. 10(5) inserted by No. 22/1998 s. 5(3). (5) The Chief Commissioner may— (a) impose conditions on any approval under subsection (3); and (b) after notifying the holder of the approval, alter any such condition. 11 Reasons for applying for a longarm licence, category C (1) The Chief Commissioner must not issue a longarm licence for category C longarms unless— (a) the applicant can demonstrate that the licence is required for one of the following reasons—
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