PAL Administrative Procedures 3

Question 1

Which section of the Criminal Code defines prohibited persons who cannot hold a PAL?

Accepted Answer

Section 109

Answer

Section 83

Answer

Section 117.01

Answer

Section 91

Question 2

A PAL applicant who was previously subject to a peace bond must disclose this on their application for how long after the peace bond expires?

Accepted Answer

5 years

Answer

1 year

Answer

2 years

Answer

Indefinitely

Question 3

What is required when submitting a PAL application for restricted firearms privileges in addition to the standard non-restricted application?

Accepted Answer

A separate restricted firearms safety course certificate (CFSC-R) or equivalent

Answer

A letter from a gun club

Answer

An additional $50 fee

Answer

An interview with the provincial CFO

Question 4

An individual who is a non-resident of Canada wishing to bring restricted firearms into the country must use which document?

Accepted Answer

A Non-Resident Firearm Declaration (NRFD)

Answer

A temporary PAL issued at the border

Answer

A Special Firearms Officer permit

Answer

Their home-country firearms licence

Question 5

How does the Canadian Firearms Program verify that a PAL applicant has completed the required safety training?

Accepted Answer

The course provider transmits results electronically to the RCMP registry

Answer

The applicant mails the original certificate

Answer

The applicant submits a notarized copy

Answer

No verification is performed; it is self-declared

Question 6

What is the minimum age to apply for a non-restricted PAL in Canada?

Accepted Answer

18 years old

Answer

16 years old

Answer

19 years old

Answer

21 years old

Question 7

Under the Firearms Act, who is designated as the 'Registrar' responsible for maintaining the Canadian Firearms Registry?

Accepted Answer

The Commissioner of the RCMP

Answer

The Minister of Justice

Answer

A federally appointed judge

Answer

The Chief Firearms Officer of Ontario