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AUTHORIZATIONS TO TRANSPORT RESTRICTED FIREARMS AND PROHIBITED
    FIREARMS REGULATIONS

                        THREAT TO SAFETY
                                
  1. A chief firearms officer may issue to an individual an
authorization to transport if the chief firearms officer
determines that the transportation of a restricted firearm or
prohibited firearm, as the case may be, between two or more
specified places will not pose a threat to the safety of the
individual or any other individual.

                       NUMBER OF FIREARMS
                                
  2. An authorization to transport may authorize the
transportation of one or more restricted firearms or prohibited
firearms.

  CONTENTS OF AUTHORIZATIONS TO TRANSPORT THAT TAKE THE FORM OF
                       LICENCE CONDITIONS
                                
  3. (1) An authorization to transport that takes the form of a
condition attached to a licence must

  (a) identify all of the firearms to which the authorization to
  transport applies; and

  (b) specify

      (i) the period for which the authorization to transport is
    issued,

      (ii) the places between which the firearms to which it
    applies may be transported, and

      (iii) the reasons for which the firearms may be transported
    between the specified places.

  (2) An authorization to transport referred to in subsection (1)
may specify the periods for which transportation of firearms is
authorized, where the authorization relates to the use of
firearms in a specific event for target practice or a specific
target shooting competition.

                            CONDITION
                                
  4. A chief firearms officer who issues an authorization to
transport shall attach to it the condition that the firearm be
transported by a direct route between the places specified in the
authorization.

                           REVOCATION
                                
  5. A chief firearms officer who issues an individual's
authorization to transport shall revoke it if

  (a) the individual's licence to possess any of the firearms
  referred to in the authorization is revoked or reaches its
  expiry date; or

  (b) the chief firearms officer becomes aware that the
  individual's physical or mental state has deteriorated to an
  extent that may affect the safety of the individual or of any
  other person.

                 NOTICE OF REFUSAL OR REVOCATION
                                
  6. (1) A notice of a decision to refuse to issue an
authorization to transport or to revoke an authorization to
transport is sufficiently given if the notice is addressed to the
applicant for or holder of the authorization at the address set
out in the application for the authorization or, if the
individual has advised the chief firearms officer of a change of
address, at that address, and the notice is

  (a) delivered personally, at any time that is reasonable in the
  circumstances;

  (b) sent by registered or certified mail; or

  (c) transmitted by electronic means that can produce a paper
  record.

  (2) The notice is deemed to be received

  (a) on the day of delivery, if delivered personally;

  (b) on the fifth working day, excluding Saturdays and holidays,
  after the postmark date, if mailed; and

  (c) on the day of transmission, if sent by electronic means.