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Guide to making a submission to a parliamentary select committee |
This is a PDF booklet from parliamentary
services which sets out how to make a select committee submissions. This
guide may help you make submissions on any amendments to arms control
regulations in New Zealand. Note: It is FREE to post documents to
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POL67B - Application
to import firearm(s) and / or part(s) of firearms |
This is the form to use if you wish to
import firearms or parts of firearms into New Zealand. In relation to
parts of firearms, the following definition applies:
part—
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in relation to a pistol,
restricted weapon, or military style semi-automatic firearm,
includes any thing, such as a butt, stock, magazine, silencer,
or sight, which, while not essential for the discharge by a
pistol, restricted weapon, or military style semi-automatic
firearm of any shot, bullet, missile, or other projectile, is
designed or intended to be an integral part of a pistol,
restricted weapon, or military style semi-automatic firearm; and
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in relation to any other firearm,
means the action for that firearm.
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POL67A - Application for Permit to procure a pistol, MSSA or restricted weapon |
Application for permit to procure a pistol, MSSA or restricted weapon. This is the formal police application form. There is no application fee. Note that you DO NOT need to put “special reasons” on this form; it is not an application for an import permit. See Arms Act s35, compared to
Arms Act s18 . The reason for acquisition may have consequences for the conditions attached to relevant endorsement. To allow for the most flexible use, put down all reasons, for example, for an MSSA - reason for acquisition: Hunting, Pest control and Range shooting. |
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