makejae.blogg.se - april 2023

The Government of Canada is committed to effective firearms and weapons control that maintains the highest standards of public safety. This memorandum outlines how tariff item 9898.00.00 of the Customs Tariff, the Criminal Code, the Firearms Act, and the Export and Import Permits Act relate to the importing and, exporting and movement in transit of firearms, firearm parts, weapons, devices, and certain types of ammunition.

(j) amended to provide clarification on the appeal process (para.

(i) consolidated the information for Commercial Importations under the Other Modalities section (para.

(h) updated information on the Authorization to Transport (ATT) requirements to comply with Bill C-71 (para.

(g) clarified the muzzle velocity information for replica firearms to include information on disassembled guns and receivers/frames (para.

(f) references to translucency as possible exemption criteria for replicas have been removed to reflect developments in the firearms industry (para.

(e) the description of spiked wristbands has been updated to reflect advances in the materials from which they may be fabricated (para.

(d) the paragraph on devices with an incapacitating electric charge has been updated to include information on similar devices with a length greater than 480mm (para.

(b) references to “Controlled firearms” were changed to “Regulated firearms” and references to “Uncontrolled firearms” were changed to “Unregulated firearms”.

(a) removed references to the Possession Only Licence (POL) which ceased to exist effective Septemat which time all remaining POLs were converted to Possession and Acquisition Licences (PAL).

This memorandum replaces Memorandum D19-13-2 dated October 1, 2020.