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Legal and Ethical Responsibilities Flashcards

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  1. Under the Firearms Act, who is required to have a valid Possession and Acquisition Licence (PAL) to possess a firearm?

    Answer: Any individual who possesses a non-restricted or restricted firearm

    The Firearms Act requires any individual who possesses a non-restricted or restricted firearm to hold a valid PAL.

  2. What is the minimum age to apply for a Possession and Acquisition Licence (PAL) in Canada?

    Answer: 18 years old

    Applicants must be at least 18 years old to apply for a PAL in Canada.

  3. Which federal Act establishes the primary framework for firearm regulation in Canada?

    Answer: The Firearms Act

    The Firearms Act establishes the licensing, registration, and safety requirements for firearms in Canada.

  4. A licensed firearm owner discovers their PAL has expired. What must they do before they can legally possess their firearms?

    Answer: They must renew their licence before they can legally possess any firearms

    An expired PAL means the individual no longer legally meets the conditions for possessing a firearm and must renew before possession.

  5. Under Canadian law, which of the following is an ethical obligation of a responsible firearm owner regarding storage?

    Answer: Ensure firearms are inaccessible to unauthorized persons at all times

    Responsible ownership requires that firearms always be stored so unauthorized individuals — especially children — cannot access them.

  6. A firearm owner wants to lend their non-restricted rifle to a friend for a hunting trip. What legal requirement must be met?

    Answer: The friend must hold a valid PAL that authorizes possession of that class of firearm

    The borrower must hold a valid PAL authorizing possession of that firearm class, as they will be in possession of the firearm.

  7. Which of the following best describes a firearm owner's ethical duty to the community?

    Answer: Minimizing risks to others by following all safe-handling and storage laws

    An ethical firearm owner prioritizes public safety by complying with all legal requirements and actively minimizing risks to the broader community.