(A) satisfy the Chief Commissioner that he or she is physically unable to compete in clay target shooting competitions unless he or she uses a category C longarm which is a semi-automatic or pump action shotgun; or (B) be a person who, on 15 November S. 11(2) (c)(iii)(B) 1996, possessed a semi-automatic amended by or pump action shotgun registered No. 22/1998 s. 6(2)(b). under the Firearms Act 1958 for use in clay target shooting and who was, on that date, a member of a club affiliated with the Australian Clay Target Association or the Victorian Field and Game Association Incorporated or the Field and Game Federation of Australia Incorporated; and (iv) demonstrate other prescribed requirements; (d) for a purpose specified in subsection S. 11(2)(d) substituted by (1)(a)(iv), the applicant must produce No. 22/1998 evidence that the licence is required for that s. 6(2)(c). purpose; (e) possessing a category C longarm, being a S. 11(2)(e) inserted by shotgun, for carriage and use by the holder of No. 26/1997 a junior licence for the purpose of clay target s. 19(2). shooting, the applicant must— (i) demonstrate that the person who carries and uses the longarm is the holder of a junior licence and is a member of a clay target shooting club or organisation approved by the Chief Commissioner; and
(A) satisfy the Chief Commissioner that he or she is physically unable to compete in clay target shooting competitions unless he or she uses a category C longarm which is a semi-automatic or pump action shotgun; or S. 11(2) (c)(iii)(B) amended by No. 22/1998 s. 6(2)(b). (B) be a person who, on 15 November 1996, possessed a semi-automatic or pump action shotgun registered under the Firearms Act 1958 for use in clay target shooting and who was, on that date, a member of a club affiliated with the Australian Clay Target Association or the Victorian Field and Game Association Incorporated or the Field and Game Federation of Australia Incorporated; and (iv) demonstrate other prescribed requirements; S. 11(2)(d) substituted by No. 22/1998 s. 6(2)(c). (d) for a purpose specified in subsection (1)(a)(iv), the applicant must produce evidence that the licence is required for that purpose; S. 11(2)(e) inserted by No. 26/1997 s. 19(2). (e) possessing a category C longarm, being a shotgun, for carriage and use by the holder of a junior licence for the purpose of clay target shooting, the applicant must— (i) demonstrate that the person who carries and uses the longarm is the holder of a junior licence and is a member of a clay target shooting club or organisation approved by the Chief Commissioner; and
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