in the licence for the purpose of receiving 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
in the licence for the purpose of receiving 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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