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Licensing, Authorization and Registration Flashcards

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  1. Under Canadian law, who may borrow a restricted firearm?

    Answer: Only a person who holds a valid RPAL and is under the supervision of the owner

    A restricted firearm may only be borrowed by someone who holds the appropriate RPAL and is under the direct supervision of the registered owner.

  2. What is the penalty category for possessing a restricted firearm without a valid RPAL in Canada?

    Answer: A criminal offence under the Criminal Code of Canada

    Possessing a restricted firearm without a valid RPAL is a criminal offence that can result in imprisonment under the Criminal Code.

  3. Which of the following is a prohibited firearm class in Canada that cannot be owned by civilians under any licence?

    Answer: Fully automatic firearms converted to fire automatically

    Firearms that have been converted or designed to fire automatically are prohibited and cannot be legally possessed by civilians.

  4. In Canada, what additional document may be required to transport a restricted firearm across provincial boundaries?

    Answer: A specific Authorization to Transport (ATT) covering inter-provincial travel

    Transporting a restricted firearm across provincial or territorial borders typically requires an ATT that specifically authorizes that travel.

  5. How should a restricted firearm owner report a lost or stolen restricted firearm in Canada?

    Answer: Report immediately to local police and the Canadian Firearms Program

    Owners must immediately report a lost or stolen restricted firearm to both local police and the Canadian Firearms Program to comply with legal obligations.

  6. What is the key difference between a PAL and an RPAL in Canada?

    Answer: The RPAL allows possession of restricted firearms in addition to non-restricted ones

    A PAL covers non-restricted firearms, while an RPAL (Restricted PAL) additionally authorizes the possession of restricted firearms such as handguns.