Who may request that a person deliver their firearm licence, permit or authorisation for the firearm they are carrying?

Who may request that a person deliver their firearm licence, permit or authorisation for the firearm they are carrying?

• A. A Police Officer
• B. The Registrar Only
• C. A Police Officer or any person authorised by the Registrar
• D. A Licensed Dealer

Answer: (C)

The main idea here is who can demand that you show your firearm licence or permit while you’re carrying a firearm. The rule recognizes two groups: police officers, and other people the Registrar has authorised to enforce firearms laws. So the best choice is that a police officer or any person authorised by the Registrar may request that you deliver your licence, permit, or authorisation. This covers the standard police power and any additional officials the Registrar designates to enforce the rules. The other options are too narrow or outside the usual enforcement roles—restricting it to a police officer alone, to the Registrar only, or to a licensed dealer without explicit authorisation.

The main idea here is who can demand that you show your firearm licence or permit while you’re carrying a firearm. The rule recognizes two groups: police officers, and other people the Registrar has authorised to enforce firearms laws. So the best choice is that a police officer or any person authorised by the Registrar may request that you deliver your licence, permit, or authorisation. This covers the standard police power and any additional officials the Registrar designates to enforce the rules. The other options are too narrow or outside the usual enforcement roles—restricting it to a police officer alone, to the Registrar only, or to a licensed dealer without explicit authorisation.