Appendix 1

Publication of weapons and munitions, etc. 1)

In accordance with paragraph 1 (1), 1, 3, 4 and 5, section 2 (2). 2, section 2 (a) (1). 5, § 2 b, § 2 c (3) (c) Paragraph 3, section 3. 1-3, section 4, paragraph 4. 2, section 4 a, section 4 b, section 6 (6). 1 and 5-9, section 6 (a), 1 and 2, section 6 (b). 3, section 9 (4). Article 10 (2) and section 10 (1). 3, in the law of firearms and explosives, cf. Law Order no. 1005 of 22. In October 2012, as amended by law no. 431 of 1. May 2013, and section 40 (1). 5, in the area of hunting and feral management, cf. Law Order no. 735 of 14. June 2013, the following shall be :

Provisions applicable to Article 1 (1) of the arms Act 1, no. 1

§ 1. The following weapons are exemptable from the ban in section 1 (1) of the arms lawman. 1, no. 1 :

1) Constable weapons made before 1870.

2) Rear weapons manufactured before 1870 and which cannot be used with device spatrons.

§ 2. Air and sheep weapons with larger caliber than 4,5 mm shall be covered by the prohibition in section 1 (1) of the arms law-being. 1, no. 1.

Paragraph 2. Pipes and run with larger caliber than 4,5 mm shall be covered by the ban in section 1 (1) of the arms law-being. 1, no. 2.

Paragraph 3. Paragraph 1 shall not apply to air and sheep-driven hardball and paintball guns.

Paragraph 4. The holders of hunting party and members of the foxtros who have an arms endorsement for air and fire on the membership certificate may, in his own use, acquire, possess, carry and use air and spring weapons with a gauge greater than 4,5 mm above.

Paragraph 5. Former holders of hunting license, which meet the conditions for the acquisition of the hunting license, can continue to possess air and fire with a gauge greater than 4,5 mm.

Paragraph 6. Air and spring weapons are exempt from the section 3 a, paragraph 3. 1-4.

Guns.

§ 3. The Police Director shall notify you of the section 1 and section 2 of the Armice Law, cf. however, below 3-5, if the permit relates to :

1) handguns and ammunition ;

2) the parts of small arms and ammunition referred to in Article 1 (1) of the arms lawman. 1, no. 2 and 3,

3) Crossbows,

4) signal weapons, combined gas and signalling weapons and rear saluting cannons when the psalutcan chamber depth does not exceed 50 mm ;

5) silencers, if they are designed for the installation on firearms ;

6) optical electronic means of light beam or with electronic lighting or infrared equipment, if they are designed for the installation on firearms or crossbows,

7) slingshots, or

8) recharge of the munitions and the manufacture of projectiles.

Paragraph 2. The Police Intelligence Service inform the law of Section 1 and section 2 of the Arm Law, cf. however, below 3 to 5, to employees of a foreign embassies, whose authorisation is for the use of the employment relationship and relates to :

1) handguns and ammunition ; or

2) the parts of small arms and ammunition referred to in Article 1 (1) of the arms lawman. 1, no. Two and three.

Paragraph 3. Authorisation for the manufacture of the weapons etc. referred to in paragraph 1. 1, no. One-seven, be advised by the attorney general.

Paragraph 4. The police commissioner and the Police Intelligence Service may not authorize the introduction, transferable, beet, carry, or use of machine guns, fully automatic rifles and machine guns and parts and ammunition to be covered by the Danish Act of Title 1 (1). 1, no. 1-3.

Paragraph 5. The Commissioner and the Police Intelligence Service may not authorize the introduction, transferable, beet, carry, or use of :

1) gun and gun ammunition with expanding projectiles, as well as these projectiles, which are not used for activities like DGI, Danish Daunting Union and Dansk Firmaitsfederund have approved, or

2) armor-piercing ammunition, brian or fire munitions and projectiles for these types of ammunition.

§ 4. Jagger can only be issued with the consent of the police. The request for the issue of hunting is to be addressed to the Ministry of the Environment, Natural Health and Safety Board.

§ 5. The Commissioner will be able to confirm that marksman and hunting clubs that have a hit-and-run have been able to provide weapons afloat to glatable shotguns on the union's membership certificates.

Paragraph 2. Daunty and hunting associations can only be authorised to give weapons on the drawing of paragraph 1. 1 if :

1) members of the Board of Directors shall comply with the conditions of section 46 ;

2) The association's statutes contain a provision for the association to withdraw an arms endorsement and inform the police, if the association is aware that the conditions of a member of arms endorsements change in such a way that it is ; concerned that the person concerned has the arms endorsement, and

3) Moreover, after a specific assessment of the association's conditions, it is considered inflambibly to give approval.

Paragraph 3. A marksman and hunting association approved in accordance with paragraph 1. 1 shall keep the police administrator informed of the composition of the Management Board and the seat of the association.

§ 6. An arms endorsement by section 5 may be granted only after the prior consent of the police Director shall be obtained in each case.

Paragraph 2. The application for consent to the drawing-up of weapons shall be submitted on a special form. The application is sent to the commissioner.

Paragraph 3. The manifest provides for only the use of the weapon for the activities of the DGI, Danish Daunting Union or Dansk Firm League have approved for the weapon in question. This must be stated in the drawing-up of the weapon.

Paragraph 4. An arms endorsement shall fall when membership of the association ends or if the association agreement is approved in accordance with paragraph 5 (5). 1, lapses. The United Federation can at any time recall an arms endorsement. The association shall inform the commissioner when an arms endorsement lapses or revoked, and must also delete it.

§ 7. The Commissioner will be able to approve the association of DGI, Danish Daunty Union and Danish Firm Ori may give an arms endorsement to the association of the association of the association of the three main organisations, which are subject to the firing programme ; The foxhole is under. The firearm shall comply with the technical specifications of the organisation concerned for the weapon in question.

Paragraph 2. Section 5 (5). Paragraph 2 shall apply mutatis mumuas to the approval of the police. 1.

Paragraph 3. Section 5 (5). 3, shall apply mutatis mutis.

§ 8. An arms endorsement by section 7 shall be granted only after the prior consent of the police Director shall be obtained in each case.

Paragraph 2. The application for consent to the drawing-up of weapons shall be submitted on a special form. The application shall be sent to the commissioner to bear an endorsement from the main organisation of the fox-assembly of the application of the weapon application to which the application relates to the shooting programmes of the organisation.

Paragraph 3. The manifest provides for only the use of the weapon for the activities of the DGI, Danish Daunting Union or Dansk Firm League have approved for the weapon in question. This must be stated in the drawing-up of the weapon.

Paragraph 4. Consent to an arms endorsement shall be granted only where the applicant is proof of the origin of the weapon.

Paragraph 5. Section 6 (2). 4, shall apply mutatis mutis.

Transport

§ 9. Weapons and ammunition, etc., referred to in section 1 (1) of the arms law-being. Paragraph 1 and paragraph. The provisions of paragraph 2 (a) and in this Order Section 16 shall be suitably transported, for example, under constant supervision or covered by means of unlocked means of transport or in a manner which is equivalent to it.

Paragraph 2. Daunting may only in the case of transport between storage and use and transport in the case of purchases, sales, repair and other similar recognition purposes are brought outside the area where they can legally be used. When firearms are brought outside the area where they can legally be used, the firing weapons must be wrapped in closed etui or similar. Firearms may not contain ammunition outside of these areas. Shooting weapons must not be transported by side or shoulder casings on the body.

Paragraph 3. The provision in paragraph 1 shall be The 2 shall not apply to civil statutes.

Paragraph 4. The Commissioner may, in exceptional circumstances, grant a derogation from the provisions of paragraph 1. 2.

§ 10. The Commissioner may grant the operator a general authorisation for the purpose of transporting weapons and munitions to be covered by the Title 1 (1) of the arms lawmaking. 1, no. 1-3 and 7-10, and the section 16 (4) of this notice. 1, no. 1 if the operator and the staff of its employees who have access to their arms are 18 years of age and meet the conditions of section 46 and, by the way, in accordance with a specific assessment, it is considered inflammably to give permission.

Paragraph 2. A permit after paragraph 1. 1 may not include :

1) lizard-running shotguns with a length of less than 35 cm ;

2) full-automatic firearms.

Paragraph 3. The Commissioner may, in order to ensure compliance with the arms bill and this notice, lay down additional conditions for a permit in accordance with paragraph 1. 1.

§ 11. DGI, Danish Daunty Union, Danish Firm Org Association and Denmark ' s Jægerfederund may each grant a general transport permit to 5 of their employees for the transport of arms and ammunition in the exercise of organizational activities. Company, including training, arms repair, training, etc.

Paragraph 2. A transport permit in accordance with paragraph 1. 1 may be granted only after the prior consent of the Commissioner shall be obtained. The transport permit shall be issued on a specific form to the employee concerned personally. The date of expiry, expiry date and purpose shall be specified in the authorization. The permit must be brought under the carriage of weapons.

Paragraph 3. A transport permit in accordance with paragraph 1. 1 lapses when the termination of employment ceases and may at any time be withdrawn. DGI, Danish Daunty Union, Danish Firm League associations and Denmark ' s Jægerfederund shall inform the police commissioner when a transport permit lapses or revoked, and must also delete it.

§ 12. A member of a Board of Directors of a DGI, Danish Dauntsk Union and Danish Firm (Danish Firm) Association may allow members of the Association for the purposes of specified target practice and island-to-fault shootings :

1) weapons and munitions belonging to the foxhole,

2) weapons and ammunition belonging to the members of the foxable assembly ;

3) weapons and munitions belonging to other trenches under the same main organisation ; and

4) arms and ammunition belonging to members of other trenches under the same main organisation.

Paragraph 2. A permit after paragraph 1. 1 may be given only if the board member and the member of the association are approved by the Commissioner, cf. § 46, or a weapons schematic. The authorization shall be issued on a separate form for the Member concerned in person. The date of expiry, expiry date and purpose shall be specified in the authorization. The permit must be brought under the carriage of weapons.

Paragraph 3. A permit after paragraph 1. 1 shall cease when the membership of the association ceases and may at any time be withdrawn.

Paragraph 4. A foxhole must grant authorisation only in accordance with paragraph 1. 1, if it keeps the commissioner informed of the composition of the board and the head of association.

Special rules on trench weapons

§ 13. A shootout must be approved by the commissioner before it can acquire or possess weapons in accordance with the section 9 (9) of the arms law. 2.

Paragraph 2. A trenunting can only be approved in accordance with paragraph 1. 1 if :

1) the members of the Board of Directors meeting the conditions of section 46, and

2) Moreover, after a specific assessment of the association's conditions, it is considered inflambibly to give approval.

Paragraph 3. A foxhole approved in accordance with paragraph 1. 1 shall keep the police administrator informed of the composition of the Management Board and the seat of the association.

§ 14. A shootout must only acquire weapons according to section 9 of the gun. 2, if the prior consent of the police Director shall be obtained in each case.

Paragraph 2. An approval pursuant to paragraph 1. 1 may be granted only if the weapon is covered by the trigger programme of the three main organisations under which the foxhole is under. The approval shall be issued on a special form.

§ 15. Weapons, like a trenches, acquire or possess, in accordance with the section 9 (9) of the arms. 2, or arms, to which the foxings shall notify an arms drawing to the following section 6 (3). Paragraph 1, or Article 8 (3). 1, shall be registered immediately by DGI, Danish Daunting Union and Danish Firm (Danish Firm) federations, which shall report the information on this to the Chief Police officer on an ongoing basis. The police have access to the control of the weapons of the shootings, cf. 26, no. 3.

Paragraph 2. The one in paragraph 1. 1 the registration must be carried out in such a way as to allow the identification of the individual weapons in the record of type, mark, model, caliber and manufacturer ' s number or identification number, in accordance with the case of the identification number. § 54. Furthermore, identification of the supplier and the transferee or possesses may be identified.

Blank, punches, random, electric and spray weapons and chemical weapons, etc.

§ 16. It shall be prohibited without the permission of the Commissioner to acquire, possess, carry or use :

1) Sharp weapons or pointy weapons if blade exceeds 12 cm ;

2) knives with cross-lodged blades intended for shock (push day ' s),

3) Jumper knives and fountains,

4) parachutes and parachutes ;

5) devices designed in such a way that the blade can be collapsed using one hand and a two-split split if the blade can be folded using one hand (bow tie knives),

6) knives designed to hold neck or shoulder, and from this location may be drawn up by one hand,

7) Casting stars, catheaxes, catheaxes and the like,

8) the cutters and other similar weapons which are subject to a different object ;

9) blow-up arms, including knuckles, toteners, rubber trunks and the like ;

10) weapons designed to operate paralysing, stunning or dazzling when charge of electric current, and

11) aerosol cans for self-defence, including tear gas samples, aerosol cans and cartridges.

Paragraph 2. The weapons etc. referred to in paragraph 1. 1 may only be transferred to others or left to others if the transferee or the recipient shall require the Commissioner to authorise the authorization.

Paragraph 3. Dolkes and daggers whose blade exceeds 12 centimeters, no matter what they may be. 1, no. 1, without authorisation, in the profession, to household use or by hunting, or by means of fishing or sports diving, if they are designed to do so. Similarly, no matter where paragraph is concerned, 1, no. 9, for the hunting or the pursuit of light fishing. The aforementioned weapons may be acquired, possessed and bested for the aforementioned use. They may also be transferred or left to other, if it is to be assumed that the transferee or the consignee will only apply them as specified.

§ 17. It is prohibited to introduce, develop, manufacture, use, store, negotiate, carry out or otherwise be in possession of laser weapons specially designed as the sole or as one of several ceasefire to cause permanent blindness. unprotected eyes.

Delegation or overlapping to others

§ 18. any distances or substances covered by the prohibition in section 1 of the arms law may be transferred or assigned to others if the transferee or the recipient provides the necessary permit of the permit, hunting sign, of the certificate of arms endorsements, of transport permits, pursuant to section 10, 11 or 12 or for the following section 14, subject to section 14, cf. however, section 22 (3). 9. The transferee or the recipient shall also demonstrate that the authorisation, the hunting sign, the drawing-up, or the transport permit, relate to the person concerned at the personal presentation of original imaging or in a manner reassuring.

Paragraph 2. The articles referred to in paragraph 1 (1) of the arms law. 2 (a-c) shall be transferable only or left to persons attesting to a full 18-year period of personal viewing or submission of original image identification. However, this does not apply if it is evidently that the transferee or the consignee is 18 years old.

Paragraph 3. The Commissioner may, in exceptional circumstances, grant a derogation from the provision in paragraph 1. 1.

§ 19. The test case experts appointed by the Ministry of the Environment, Fish and Food shall be able to leave the right of hand to persons who do not have authorisation for the weapons concerned in the case of the persons concerned with a hunting test or taking part in instruction courses arranged by the Fish and Wildlife Wildlife Board.

Paragraph 2. Teachers who teach at the mandatory hunting course, may without permission leave the lizard-ridged shotguns and unloaded shotguns for hunting test probes, if :

1) The teacher is approved as a hunting trip teacher of the Wildlife Wildlife.

2) the overlapping of unloaded weapons of hunting alone is done in the context of theoretical teaching ; and

3) the overlap of the glatable shotguns only in connection with the instruction or exercise in fire with glatable shotguns.

Paragraph 3. Rifle instructors may not leave or leave the weapons of a weapon without permission to leave or leave the weapons of hunting.

1) the director is approved by the Fish and Wildlife Agency, and

2) the overlapping only happens in the field of instruction or exercise in rifle shooting.

Paragraph 4. Emergency firing devices may leave or leave the glatable hunting weapon without the permission of either the grant or leave of the hands of the left hand.

1) the director is approved by the Fish and Wildlife Agency, and

2) the overlapping alone is done in connection with the instruction or practice of escape shooting.

Paragraph 5. Shadoings referred to in paragraph 1. 2, no. 3. 3, no. 2, and paragraph 1. 4, no. 2, must take place on a track or target range approved for the weapon in question.

20. Daunty and hunting associations can leave the weapons of association and its members to use at a firing range or range of guns that may be used for shooting with that weapon.

Paragraph 2. The Commissioner will approve the setting from the association, which of the members of the association may have access to the repositories of the weapons.

Paragraph 3. An approval pursuant to paragraph 1. 2 shall be granted only if the member of the association is full 18 years of age and fulfils the conditions of section 46 or has an arms endorsement. The approval shall be issued on a special form to the member concerned personally.

Paragraph 4. The association shall notify the Commissioner when a person has been approved in accordance with paragraph 1. 2, ceased to be a member of the association or no longer have access to the containers of the weapons or if the association is aware that the situation of the person develops in such a way that it is questionable that the person concerned is concerned ; approved by paragraph ; 2.

Paragraph 5. The supply of weapons stored in marksman and hunting associations shall be carried out only by one of the persons pursuant to paragraph 1. Two have been approved by the police to have access to the storage facilities.

Paragraph 6. When a person has the association or a member's weapon at its disposal, cf. paragraph 1, a member of the association, pursuant to paragraph 5, shall be a member of the association. 2 has been approved by the police or a person who, pursuant to section 11 or 12, has permission to transport the weapons in question, always be present.

Paragraph 7. The Commissioner may grant a derogation from the provision in paragraph 1. 6.

§ 21. Fire and rescue crusts and veterinarians authorised to carry, possess or use weapons etc. for the purpose of the exercise of a business exercise may entrust to employees who do not have a permit to carry out an arms permit for the self-employed person commercial use in the case of anesthesia or the killing of sick or injured animals. The relevant staff shall be 18 years old and must have documented the use of firearms.

Paragraph 2. The authorisation holder shall notify the police of the staff who have access to the weapon. The police may prohibit the authorisation holder to leave arms to an employee if the employee concerned does not meet the conditions in section 46.

Retention

§ 22. Weapons and ammunition, etc., referred to in section 1 (1) of the arms law-being. Paragraph 1 and paragraph 1. The provisions of paragraph 2 (a) and in this Order Section 16 shall be suitably stored and in a place that is inaccessible to the unauthorized person.

Paragraph 2. The preservation of ammunition for firearms shall be carried out in the security lockers, vault spaces, etc. which satisfy the conditions laid down in paragraph 1. 3 and 4. Containment can be carried out with firearms.

Paragraph 3. Containment of up to 25 of the weapons referred to in section 1 (1) of the arms law. 1, no. 1 or up to 10 particularly dangerous firearms, cf. paragraph 8, must be carried out in a security system approved in at least EN 1143-1 grade 0 or a security level equivalent to that. A weight of less than 1 000 kg shall be responsible for the weight of the floor, wall or the like.

Paragraph 4. Storage of more than 25 of the weapons referred to in section 1 (1) of the arms law-being. 1, no. 1, or by more than 10 special dangerous firearms, cf. paragraph 8 shall take place according to the following rules :

1) The storage shall be in a molded vault compartment with a security level corresponding to an approval in at least EN 1143-1 grade 1 or in a security approved in at least EN 1143-1 grade 1 or a security level equivalent to that. A weight of less than 1 000 kg shall be responsible for the weight of the floor, wall or the like.

2) Intruder alert systems shall be installed automatically from which an alarm is to be made to one of the National Police approved the 24-hour control centre.

Paragraph 5. Keys to vault compartment, security, etc., must be stored in a reasonable and accessible place in a place that is inaccessible to them.

Paragraph 6. The Commissioner may, in reference to security conditions, including, inter alia, the quantities of weapons stored, building conditions, conditions of access and distance, make additional requirements for the weapons storage.

Paragraph 7. The Commissioner may, in exceptional circumstances, grant a derogation from the provisions of paragraph 1. 3-4.

Paragraph 8. In particular, dangerous firearms shall mean the following weapons :

1) Guns, including single-gun guns, gun guns and guns, other than the foreruns.

2) Half-and-fully-automatic firearms.

3) Glatable shotguns with a squeaking length of less than 55 cm.

4) Glatable shotguns that are covered by the section 2 (a) (a) of the arms Act. 2.

Niner. 9. Regardless of the provision in section 18 (1). 1, persons belonging to the same household may use the common security closet, vault, etc.,

-23. The provisions of section 22 (4). Two-four, shall not apply to the temporary storage of firearms in the case of hunting, shooting competition or any other recognition of the purposes. Temporary storage of firearms may take place only from the day before the day after the purpose of this purpose. Shooting weapons must be under constant supervision or must be stored safely in a secure, locked, locked or similar, and in a place that is inaccessible to them. Ammunition for firearms must be stored in a lockbox save.

§ 24. The position of weapons and munitions, etc. in museums or of operators who have permission under sections 40 or 41 shall be made in rooms approved for this purpose by the Commissioner. The provisions of section 22 (4). Two-four, shall not apply to firearms and ammunition provided for in the premises concerned.

§ 25. The weapons, etc., covered by the prohibition in section 1 (1) of the arms law. 1, and the articles covered by the under-Title (1) of the arms Act. Paragraph 2 (c) shall not be displayed in store windows, hinges, or similar cases.

SECTION 26. The police shall, where appropriate, be deemed necessary at any time, without a court order, without a court order of access to :

1) arms collections,

2) the wettop layer of persons authorized to recharge ammunition or purchase of black powder, trackletins, etc., and

3) premises where they are in section 9 (4) of the arms law. 2, mentioned fox-clubs shall keep weapons.

Weapons of weapons and weapons permits, etc.

§ 27. The abduction of the weapons etc. referred to in paragraph 1 (1) of the arms law-being. 1, or of the objects requiring the consent of this Order Section 16, shall be notified immediately to the police. The same applies to the expunction of a valid permit for arms, a hunting license, a certificate of weapons or a transport permit, cf. ~ § 10, 11 and 12. ~

Imports and exportation

§ 28. The Police Director shall authorise the import of firearms, etc. in accordance with section 3 (3). 1, cf. Section 3, paragraph 3. 4 and 5.

Paragraph 2. The Police Intelligence Service informs us for the import of firearms, etc. in accordance with section 3 (3). 2, cf. Section 3, paragraph 3. 4 and 5.

Paragraph 3. The weapons referred to in section 16 (1). 1, may be imported only with the permission of the commissioner.

Paragraph 4. Dolins and knives referred to in section 16 (1). 3, however, may be imported without authorisation.

§ 29. It is forbidden without the permission of the attorney general to carry out arms and ammunition of any kind, cf. however, paragraph 1 Two-four, and section 30-39 and the Ministry of Justice no. 972 of 9. December 1992 on the acquisition, possession and transport of firearms for persons residing in a Community country.

Paragraph 2. The Commissioner shall authorise the export to the Faroe Islands and Greenland and the EU and EEA Member States of blank weapons, arms and weapons of fire, air and fire weapons, weapons of hunting, fishing and competition shooting and parts and ammunition thereof ; as well as the weapons referred to in section 1. However, the Commissioner is unable to grant permission to carry out firearms for hunting and competition for the Faeroe Islands and Greenland.

Paragraph 3. The Police Intelligence Service informs us for the export of firearms, etc., which is possessed by a permit issued in accordance with section 3 (2). 2.

Paragraph 4. Dolins and knives referred to in section 16 (1). 3, may be performed without authorization.

-$30. Weapons for use in hunting, fishing and competitive shooting as well as munitions may reasonably be able to travel or stay in the country up to three months in this country from countries that are not members of the European Union, and possesses, beares, used and re-exported without authorization.

Paragraph 2. Possession of weapons, etc., as mentioned in paragraph 1. 1 in the country of entry to the country in addition to the nearest customs services, a permit shall be carried out by the authorities of the home Member State or a declaration issued by the home Member State ' s authority that an arms permit is unsneedist.

Paragraph 3. In addition, in the case of imports of weapons for the use of a competition, an invitation from the organization in this country must also be provided.

Paragraph 4. In the form of entry, the holder of a special form shall provide information on :

1) the name and address of the home Member State,

2) the possible address of this country ; and

3) the nature of the weapon, the manufacturer or the model, the caliber and the manufacturer ' s number.

Paragraph 5. A copy of the form referred to in paragraph 1. In this country, 4 shall be stored in the country with the weapon and must be presented to the police on demand. In the case of exit, the copy of the form shall be delivered to the nearest customs-speed expedition.

Paragraph 6. However, the provisions of paragraph 2 and 3 shall not apply to imports of slingys to be used for fishing.

§ 31. Weapons for the use of hunting, fishing and competitive shooting, as well as munitions on a reasonable scale, may be used to stay in a country not a member of the EU until 3 months in a country that is not a member of the European Union, and shall be re-imported. However, it is a condition that a special form shall be delivered to the nearest customs services at the time of the entry and the entry.

Paragraph 2. The form shall contain information on :

1) the name, address and location of the local authority of the country,

2) where applicable, where applicable, and

3) the nature of the weapon, the manufacturer or model, the caliber and the manufacturer ' s number or identification number, cf. § 54.

Paragraph 3. The entry and export of arms to use in military shooting competitions here in the country or abroad may be carried out without the forms and declarations referred to in paragraph 1. Paragraph 1 and in section 30 (1). 3-5. However, it is a condition that a declaration has been produced by the competent authority and which indicates the purpose of the voyage and the armed forces, etc. The declaration must be presented to the nearest customs services for endorsement, both at the time of importation and in the Member States, at the time of export.

Paragraph 4. Paragraph 1-3 shall not apply to temporary exports covered by Article 9 (3). Regulation (EC) No 1 (a) (i) of the European Parliament and of the Council. 258/2012 of 14. March 2012. In the case of such exports, the hunter or competition marksman concerned shall display a European gun passport. However, hunters and competitors of residence in Denmark may, instead of a European gun passport, choose to hand over a form in accordance with paragraph 1. ONE, TWO. pkt., and paragraph. 2, or to display a declaration in accordance with paragraph 1. THREE, TWO. Act. An export may be temporary if the customs territory of the Union is dispatched for reimportation within a period that does not exceed 24 months.

§ 32. It shall be prohibited without the permission of the attorney general or the minister to authorize re-exportation after temporary importation and temporary export to the provisions of Article 9 (1). 2, in Regulation (EC) No 2 of the European Parliament and Council. 258/2012 of 14. March 2012.

Paragraph 2. An application for authorization to re-export after temporary importation in accordance with paragraph 1. 1 shall include the following information :

1) The exporter's name and address,

2) the name and address of the recipient,

3) a description of the firearms etc. to be carried out, including any identification numbers,

4) proof that the specified recipient is the same as the firearms concerned, etc. were originally imported from, and

5) a written declaration by the applicant that the firearms concerned must be carried out only for the specified recipient.

Paragraph 3. An application for authorization to be temporarily exported pursuant to paragraph 1. 1 shall include the following information :

1) The exporter's name and address,

2) the name and address of the recipient,

3) a description of the firearms to be carried out, including any identification numbers,

4) evidence of the export of exports to one of the products referred to in Article 9 (3). 2, mentioned purpose, and

5) a written declaration that the firearms concerned will only be carried out to the person specified.

§ 33. Products covered by the categories from the European Union's common list of military equipment listed in Annex 1 to this notice may be carried out to another EU or EEA (general authorisation) where :

1) The Recipient is a State authority of the EU or EEA country concerned,

2) the consignee is a company certified in accordance with Article 9 of the European Parliament and of the Council Directive 2009 /43/EC on the simplification of conditions and conditions for the transfer of defence-related products within the Community ;

3) the consignee is established in an EU or EEA country participating in an intergovernable cooperation programme with Denmark concerning the development, production or use of the products or products concerned ;

4) the export is temporary, including with a view to demonstration, assessment, testing, exhibition, maintenance or repair, or

5) the export shall be carried out within a reasonable period of time after the reasons for the introduction, including for demonstration, assessment, testing, exhibition, maintenance or repair in Denmark.

Paragraph 2. a legal or physical person who, for the first time, carries out products pursuant to paragraph 1. 1, at the latest five working days before the exportation of the Ministry shall notify the Ministry of Justice in writing.

Paragraph 3. A notification to paragraph 1. 2 shall contain the following information :

1) Identification of the legal or natural person who carries out products pursuant to paragraph 1. 1, including the name, address, if any ; CVR number, contact, and contact information,

2) the name and address of the recipient and

3) proof that the export is subject to paragraph 1. 1, no. 1-5.

Paragraph 4. Products exported in accordance with paragraph 1 1, no. 4, shall be returned to Denmark when the purpose of the export has been carried out, but not later than 24 months after the export has taken place.

Paragraph 5. However, products may not be exported pursuant to paragraph 1. 1 if the products in question are carried out to penalties, or if the natural or legal person performing the products is aware that the products concerned will be passed on to a country subject to an arms embargo ; adopted by the UN, the OSCE or the European Union, or to other sanction affected entities.

Paragraph 6. Furthermore, no products may be exported pursuant to paragraph 1. 1 if the products in question are run counter to Denmark's international obligations, or if the natural or legal person performing the products is aware that the products concerned will be passed on in breach of Denmark's ; international obligations.

Paragraph 7. Furthermore, no products may be exported pursuant to paragraph 1. 1 if the natural or legal person performing the products is aware that the products in question will be passed on to an end user outside of an EU, EEA or NATO country.

Paragraph 8. A legal or natural person who carries out products pursuant to paragraph 1. 1, the obligation to inform you of the terms and conditions applicable to the authorisation shall be subject to the terms and conditions of the authorisation.

§ 34. The Attorney General may grant permission for a legal or physical person to carry out products covered by the Section 6 (2) of the arms Act. 1, without limitation of any limitation to one or more beneficiaries in one or more EU or EEA countries (global authorisation).

Paragraph 2. An application for authorization pursuant to paragraph 1. 1 shall include the following information :

1) Identification of supplier, including name, address, if any. CVR number, contact, and contact information,

2) the names and addresses of all recipients of the products to be exported and the end-users where they are known ;

3) a description of the products covered by the authorisation to carry out, including as far as possible, the category of the European Union's common list of military equipment and the indication of information on end-product information ;

4) a written declaration (small affidavit) on the belief and laws of the applicant that the products will be carried out only to the recipients listed and that the applicant is aware that the release of incorrect information, as well as the infringement of the export declaration, shall be made ; the terms and conditions in force that result in criminal liability,

5) a written declaration from the recipient of the intention of this intention to receive products covered by a permit in accordance with paragraph 1. 1 and

6) a written statement from the applicant that it will be made aware of the terms and conditions of the permit.

Paragraph 3. The Ministry of Justice shall determine in each global authorization the products or categories of products covered by the authorization and the recipients for which the products are to be exported.

Paragraph 4. Non-Persistent export of products covered by the Title 6 (6) of the arms Act. Paragraph 1 shall be exempt from the requirements referred to in paragraph 1 to an EU or to the EEA country. 2, no. Five and six.

Paragraph 5. A permit after paragraph 1. 1 shall be issued with a period of validity of 3 years, which may be extended after application to this effect.

$35. The Minister may grant authorisation that a legal or natural person may carry out a certain number of products subject to a certain number of products covered by the Title 6 (4) of the arms Act. 1 to a particular beneficiary in an individual permit for an EU or EEA (individual).

Paragraph 2. An application for authorization pursuant to paragraph 1. 1 shall include the following information :

1) Identification of supplier, including name, address, if any. CVR number, contact, and contact information,

2) the names and addresses of the recipients of the products to be exported and the end user if this is known ;

3) the description, quantity and value of the products requested to perform, including as far as possible the category of the European Union ' s common list of military equipment and the indication of information on end product ;

4) a written declaration (small affidavit) on the belief and laws of the applicant that the products will be carried out only to the recipients listed and that the applicant is aware that the release of incorrect information, as well as the infringement of the export declaration, shall be made ; the terms and conditions in force that result in criminal liability,

5) a written declaration from the recipient of the intention of this intention to receive products covered by a permit in accordance with paragraph 1. 1 and

6) a written statement from the applicant that it will be made aware of the terms and conditions of the permit.

Paragraph 3. Non-Persistent export of products covered by the Title 6 (6) of the arms Act. Paragraph 1 shall be exempt from the requirements referred to in paragraph 1 to an EU or to the EEA country. 2, no. Five and six.

Paragraph 4. A permit after paragraph 1. 1 shall be issued with a period of validity of 2 years, which may be extended after application to this effect.

§ 36. A legal or natural person who performs products pursuant to section 33, section 34 or section 35 shall keep a register containing the following information :

1) Description of the item carried out and, as far as possible, the category of the European Union's common list of military equipment ;

2) the quantity and value of the products,

3) the date of export,

4) the name and address of the supplier and the recipient,

5) the end product and end user, if known, and

6) proof that information relating to a export restriction established as a condition for the export permit shall be granted to the recipient of the item that was carried out.

Paragraph 2. Information referred to in paragraph 1 1 on the export of products made in the previous year, the Ministry of Justice shall once a year be submitted to the Ministry of Justice once a year before the 1. Feb. The information shall be submitted electronically in a schema prepared by the Ministry of Justice.

Paragraph 3. Information referred to in paragraph 1 1 shall be kept for five years from the end of the calendar year in which the export was carried out.

§ 37. It is incumbable to a legal or natural person who has received products from another EU or EEA country to export the products out of the EU or to the EEA in connection with the submission of an application for the authorization of the section 6 (6) of the ceasefire. 1, to declare to the Ministry of Justice that any export restrictions associated with the export licence from the country of origin are complied with.

§ 38. An application for authorization to introduce objects covered by the Section 6 (1) of the arms law. 1, no. The following information shall include : 1 and 2, and parts specially designed or modified for this purpose, from an EU or EEA country, to the immediate end of the re-origin of another EU or EEA (Transit).

1) Identification of the applicant, including the name, address, if any. CVR number, contact, and contact information,

2) the name and address of the sender and recipient of the products covered by the authorisation to enter and execute and from Denmark,

3) the description and quantity of the products covered by the authorisation to enter and perform, and from Denmark ; and

4) in writing.-(e) a declaration by the recipient of the intention to receive the products concerned, copies of the import permit, international import licence or regulatory authority from the respective authorities of the EU or EEA country to which it is intended to : the object shall be imported if the import of imports does not require authorisation. The said documentation shall not be required if the consignee is a state authority.

§ 39. Articles 33 to 38 shall not apply to the export of blanks, arms and weapons of fire, arms, air and fire weapons, weapons of hunting, fishing and competition shooting and parts and ammunition, as well as the arms of the EU and of the weapons referred to in Section 1, The EEA countries which are regulated by the section 29 paragraph of this notice. 2.

Paragraph 2. Furthermore, Articles 33 to 38 shall not apply to the export of products covered by the Section 6 (1) of the arms Act. 1, which is carried out by the defence.

Permissions for business dealings, etc.

§ 40. The Commissioner may grant the operator a general authorisation for resale to acquire and possess weapons and ammunition, etc. covered by the Title 1 (1) of the arms lawmaking. 1, no. 1-3 and 7-10, and the section 16 (4) of this notice. 1, no. 1 if the operator and its employees :

1) meets the conditions of section 46,

2) has a fair knowledge of weapons and arms trade,

3) have the ability to store and negotiate the weapons in a reassuring manner, cf. ~ 24, and

4) It shall, by the way, be regarded as inflambible to permit authorisation.

Paragraph 2. A permit after paragraph 1. 1 may not include :

1) lizard-litter shotguns with a length of less than 35 cm ;

2) full-automatic firearms.

Paragraph 3. A permit after paragraph 1. Paragraph 1 shall apply only to the acquisition of Danish manufacturers, importers or distributors of arms and ammunition. Rifles, slippers lizard rifles with a quantity of at least 55 cm and the weapons referred to in section 16 (1). 1, no. 1, and § 49, nr. However, 3, 4 and 6 may be acquired from private. Ammunition can also be acquired from private.

Paragraph 4. The Commissioner may, in order to ensure compliance with the arms bill and this notice, lay down additional conditions for a permit in accordance with paragraph 1. 1.

§ 41. The Commissioner may grant the operator a general permit for the purpose of serviceman, service and other business to occupy weapons, etc. covered by the Title 1 (1) of the arms lawmaking. 1, no. 1, 2 and 7-10, and section 16 (4) of this notice. 1, no. 1 if the operator and its employees :

1) meets the conditions of section 46,

2) has a fair knowledge of weapons,

3) have the ability to hold the weapons in a reassuring manner, cf. ~ 24, and

4) It shall, by the way, be regarded as inflambible to permit authorisation.

Paragraph 2. A permit after paragraph 1. 1 may not include :

1) lizard-litter shotguns with a length of less than 35 cm ;

2) full-automatic firearms.

Paragraph 3. The Commissioner may, in order to ensure compliance with the arms bill and this notice, lay down additional conditions for a permit in accordance with paragraph 1. 1.

§ 42. An operator who has permission under section 40 or 41 shall carry a weapons book approved by the police, over all purchases and sale of weapons, etc. covered by the Title 1 (1) of the arms law-being. 1, no. One, two, and 7-10. The same applies to weapons, etc., which have been delivered for repair, storage or are taken in Commission, etc.

Paragraph 2. The police have at any time against appropriate credentials without a court order of access to the control of the section 3 (3) of the arms law-being. 3, no. 2.

Paragraph 3. An operator who has permission under Section 40 or 41 shall at all times at the request of the police hand over any invoice or copy of any such invoice or reside on a specific other operator.

Paragraph 4. An operator must make such records in the truce that identification of the individual weapons may be identified in the record of type, mark, model, caliber and manufacturer ' s number or identification number, cf. § 54. It shall also be possible to identify the supplier, transferee and the person who enter into agreement on repair, etc. the arms records shall be kept by the operator. In the event of an end to the business activity of the person concerned, or when the consent of section 40 or 41 ends, the arms ledgers shall be transferred to the police.

Paragraph 5. A trader must, in accordance with the detailed rules of the police, report the information entered into the weapons book by law, to the police.

§ 43. An operator authorised pursuant to section 40 or 41 shall ensure that, under the age of 18, any staff shall carry out weapons only under the supervision of the authorisation holder or one of his employees over 18 years of age.

Guns and munitions, etc. in death bows and bankruptcies

§ 44. Weapons and ammunition, etc., which are part of a death row or a bankruptcy estate, may not be possessed by the inheritors, the person who is responsible for the estate or the liquidator in the arms of the wings or liquidator until four weeks after the death or bankruptcy decree.

Paragraph 2. Before the end of the item in paragraph 1. The time limit laid down for the police director shall be submitted for authorization, cf. § 3, or Disposal.

Paragraph 3. The Commissioner may decide that arms and munitions etc., which are part of a death row or a bankruptcy estate, must be deposited with the police or other authority.

Paragraph 4. The Commissioner may, in exceptional circumstances, set a longer period other than those specified in paragraph 1. 1.

Prohibition of advertising dealing with certain weapons

§ 45. The sale of weapons etc., which is covered by the Danish Act of Title 1 (3), shall not be advertised. 1, or this Order ' s Section 16 (1). 1.

Paragraph 2. Paragraph 1 shall not apply to :

1) weapons, etc., subject to the section 2 (a) (2) (a) of the arms law. 1,

2) daggers and knives covered by this notice in section 16 (4). 3,

3) hunting trifles and

4) weapons, etc., used as weapons of competition in marksmen and hunting clubs.

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§ 46. Permission granted, consent to drawing and hunting and other authorisations or authorisations of the arms bill and this notice may only be given to persons if personal relationships and previous dissection, which are not available, as appropriate ; make it unquestionable to meet the application.

Paragraph 2. The people in paragraph 3. In addition, 1 mentioned authorisations, etc. may be granted only to legal persons, including companies, associations, private museums or similar cases where the person responsible or the person responsible meets the requirement laid down in paragraph 1. 1.

Duty time, etc.

§ 47. Permission granted pursuant to Article 2 (2) of the arms Act. 1, and section 16 (4) of this notice. 1, shall be issued with a period of validity of five years. However, contravention of pistols is a golden age only two years.

Paragraph 2. Consents to arms collectors and to rifle hunting weapons to hunters are issued with a ten-year term of validity. Similarly, authorisations for signal arms and combined gas and signalling devices shall be valid.

Paragraph 3. The consent to the issue of the hunting sign shall be sent for a period of time corresponding to the period of validity of the hunting.

Paragraph 4. The following types of authorisations must be reported for 5 years :

1) Permission to purchase black powder in accordance with section 3 (3). 1, no. 2.

2) Projections to recharge and manufacture of projectiles in accordance with section 3 (3). 1, no. 8.

3) Approval of a shooter or hunting association after paragraph 5 (5). Paragraph 7 (1) and section 7 (2). 1.

4) The consent of the arms endorsement shall be notified in accordance with section 6 (2). Paragraph 1, or Article 8 (3). 1. however, consent to the communication of a crest in accordance with the section 20 (20) of the ceasefire shall be shown. 2, a time of validity of 1 year.

5) Consent to the message of transport permit in accordance with section 11 (1). 2.

6) Approval of a Board member or a member of a shooting association after paragraph 12 (1). 2.

7) Approval of a foxhole after paragraph 13 (1). 1.

8) Approval of association members in accordance with section 20 (2). 2.

9) Permission to traders and their employees after sections 10, 40 or 41.

§ 48. Where an authorisation or consent is withdrawn or withdrawn pursuant to the authorization, the Commissioner may grant permission to grant permission before the expiry of a period of up to four weeks of re-submitted applications for authorisation ; consent or approval or a disension. The commissioner can provide for weapons and munitions, etc., to be deposited immediately with the police or other authorities.

Paragraph 2. Reverse or discarded an arms endorsement granted in accordance with section 6 (2). Paragraph 1, or Article 8 (3). 1, the marksman or hunting association shall establish a period of up to four weeks to dispose of weapons and ammunition, etc. covered by the arms endorsement. The commissioner can provide for weapons and munitions, etc., to be deposited immediately with the police or other authorities.

Weapon authorizations with no list of claims

§ 49. An arms permit can only include a weapon. However, the following weapons shall be authorised without limitation in the number of :

1) Glatable shotguns with a latitude of at least 55 cm.

2) Blank weapons.

3) Firearms with a model-or manufacturing year no later than 1890 and a Danish model 1910 and model 1910/21, marine-volver model 1891, schouboe-gun model 1903 and Danish military-arms model 1 8 6 7 / 93, 1867/96 and 1867/97.

4) Paint and indistalla weapons.

5) Trample magazines.

6) Signal weapons and combined gas and signal weapons of particular technical or historical interest.

7) Air and springs of air with a larger caliber than 4,5 mm.

Logging of glatable shotguns and air and spronder arms

$50. People acquiring glatable shotguns covered by the Title 2 (a) (2) (a) of the arms lawsuits. 1 and 2, or air and springs of air with a larger caliber than 4,5 mm covered by Section 2 (2). 4, within 8 days of the acquisition of the request to the Commissioner shall be notified to the Commissioner.

Paragraph 2. The notification shall be made on a specific form by the police. The notification shall indicate the type of weapon, mark, model, caliber and manufacturer ' s number or identification number, cf. Section 54, and contain information on the question of the weapon acquired.

Paragraph 3. The notifier shall have issued a receipt by the police for the notification, which shall be presented to the police at the request of the police.

Registering of civilian statehood weapons, etc.

§ 51. Civil authorities, acquiring firearms, etc. covered by the Title 1 (1) of the arms law-being. 1, no. 1 and 8 shall, within 8 days of the acquisition, make notification to the commissioner. The notification shall indicate the type of weapon, mark, model, caliber and manufacturer ' s number or identification number, cf. Section 54, and contain information on the question of the weapon acquired.

Paragraph 2. Logging in accordance with paragraph 1 One of the weapons belonging to the police is being handled by the chief of police.

Marking of firearms and ammunition

§ 52. Importer of section 3 (a) (3) of the arms rule. 2, shall mean any natural or legal person.

Paragraph 2. In the case of temporary importation into the section 3 (a) of the Arms Act, 2, shall mean the introduction of demonstration, repair, hunting, competitive shooting, transit and other similar verifiable legal purposes in which the firearms and objects imported are covered by the Title 1 (1) of the arms Act. 1, no. 1 is intended for subsequent re-exportation.

§ 53. Labelling of firearms pursuant to section 3 (a) (3) (a) 1 3, the mark shall be made by tagged or inscribed in the weapon's locking mechanism and on the barrel or pipe of the weapon.

Paragraph 2. The mark of section 3 (a) (3) of the arms rule. ONE, ONE. pkt., must include information after paragraph 1. Number one or number 2. The information must be placed on the weapon in the listed order.

1) Information on :

a) the manufacturer ' s name or a numerical code to identify the manufacturer,

b) the official name or country code of the manufacturing country ;

c) the year of manufacture of the weapon (four-digit) and

d) the serial number of the weapon.

2) Information on the official name or country code of the manufacturing country.

Paragraph 3. The numeric code in accordance with paragraph 1. 2, no. The first subparagraph (a) shall be granted in accordance with the applicant ' s premises in the country. The application shall be submitted to the Ministry of Justice, which shall keep an electronic register of the assigned codes.

Paragraph 4. The mark according to section 3 (a) (3) (a), TWO, ONE. pkt., following paragraph shall be extended by the information provided for in paragraph 1. 2 shall contain information on :

1) the official name or country code of the importing country ; and

2) the year of import (four-digit).

Paragraph 5. The mark according to section 3 (a) (3) (a), THREE, ONE. pkt., following paragraph shall be extended by the information provided for in paragraph 1. 2 shall contain information on the official name or country code of the delegated country.

§ 54. The Commissioner may impose a firearm on the holders of firearms subject to the provisions of Article 1 (1) of the arms lawmaking. 1, no. 1 and 8, and which do not have a manufacturer ' s number, to provide them with an identification number after the police commissioner's detailed rule.

Disabling firearms

§ 55. Gun gun covered by Section 1 (1) of the arms law-being. 1, no. 1, deactivate by cutting the whole of the weapon along the other side, with the exception of the casing and colloquial flask.

Paragraph 2. The Minister for Justice or the Minister shall authorize, exceptionally, that firearms are deactivated in a different manner than in accordance with paragraph 1. 1 if the weapon is permanently inoperable.

Paragraph 3. Firearms deactivated in accordance with paragraph 1. 1 and 2 shall not be covered by the Title 1 (1) of the arms Act. 1, no. 1.

§ 56. The Commissioner shall approve the implementation of the quiesce that has been carried out in accordance with section 55 (5). One and two.

Paragraph 2. The Police Director shall issue a request or as a check on quiesce carried out as a condition for a notified weapons licence certificate as proof of an approved deactivation.

Punishment

§ 57. With fine, maximum imprisonment for four months or under the circumcitation of circumstances, the sentence of paragraph 5 (5) shall be penalised for two years. 3, section 6 (4). 1, 3 and 4, section 7 (4). 3, section 8, paragraph. 1, 3 and 5, section 9 (4). One and two, section 11, section 12, paragraph 12. 1, 2 and 4, section 13 (3). One and three, section 14, paragraph 14. 1, section 15, section 16 (4). Two, section 17, section 18, section. One and two, section 20. 4-6, section 21, paragraph. 2, section 22, paragraph. 1-5, section 23-25, section 27, § 28, paragraph 1. 2, section 29, paragraph. Paragraph 1, section 30, paragraph 30. 3-6, section 31, paragraph. 2-4, section 32, paragraph. Paragraph 1, section 33 (a), 2-4 and 7, section 36, section 37, section 42 (3). 1 and 3-5, section 43, section 44 (4). 2, section 45 (4). 1, 50, section 59, paragraph. 5, and § 60.

Paragraph 2. In the same way, the person violating a terms of the permit shall be penalised, the conditions for a export permit or arms endorsement, etc. drawn up in accordance with the notice.

Paragraph 3. Likewise, as set out in paragraph 1. Paragraph 1 shall be penalised by the person who does not comply with the decisions taken pursuant to Article 21 (1). 2, section 42, paragraph. 5 and 7, section 44 (4). 3, § 48, and § 54.

Paragraph 4. The withdrawal of section 16 (3). One, punishable by fine. Where the person concerned is more than once punished for infringement of section 16 (4). One, the sentence is sentence for imprisonment until two years, in particular mitigating circumstances.

Paragraph 5. Companies can be imposed on companies. (legal persons) punishable by the rules of Chapter 5 of the penal code.

Entry into force

§ 58. The announcement shall enter into force on 5. November, 2013.

Paragraph 2. Publication no. 997 of 19. October 2009, arms and munitions, etc. are hereby repealed.

$59. People on the 31st. In January 1988, firearms referred to in paragraph 1 (1). 1, in the notice. 530 of 11. In December 1985, weapons have the right to remain in possession of these weapons, the possession of which is notified to the police commissioner no later than 31. January 1989.

Paragraph 2. People who, on 1. In January 2000, in possession of a signal weapon and combined gas and signalling weapons, the right to possess these weapons shall be entitled to possess these weapons if the possession is notified to the police commissioner no later than 1. January 2001. The aforementioned weapons may also continue to be carried and used if the police have authorised the purchase of ammunition for fireworks fireworks, and the weapon used for the purposes of the authorization.

Paragraph 3. People who, on 1. In January 2000, they were in possession of the section 1 (1) of the arms law. 1, no. 8 and 9, mentioned silencers and optical signatures shall have the right to continue to possess, carry and use these objects, if the possession is notified to the police commissioner no later than 1. January 2001.

Paragraph 4. People who, on 1. In January 2000, either a weapons permit or a weapons show on the membership certificate to a shooting association shall have the right to continue to acquire, possess, carry and use of the taunting magazines to those covered by the authorization or arms endorsement, as long as : the authorization or arms endorsement is valid.

Paragraph 5. The receipt of the notification shall be kept in conjunction with the weapon, etc. and on request presented to the police.

§ 60. People who, after paragraph 23, paragraph 1. 2, in Notice no. 438 of 19. July 1988 or section 6 of the notice no. 530 of 11. In December 1985 on weapons, possession of weapons to the police commissioner must keep a copy of the notification with the gun, together with the gun, and the majority of them are required to be presented to the police.

§ 61. Permissions and consent, etc., which have been notified before the 10th. February 2000 retains their validity.

§ 62. Ammunition for firearms may, however, any section 21 (s). 2, stored in the second locked store than the security locker, vault, etc. until 1. March, 2010.

Paragraph 2. Museums and traders, there's the 15th. November 2009, in accordance with section 22 of the notice. 449 of 9. In June 2005, non-firearms and munitions have not been retained by the police, irrespective of the provisions of section 21 (1). 2-4, the right to continue in the storage of unchanged conditions as long as the approval is valid, however, no longer than the 15th. November 2014.

§ 63. People who, on 1. June 2012 was in possession of firearms as referred to in section 2 (2). 1, shall have the right to remain in possession of these weapons if the possession is notified to the police commissioner no later than 1. June 2013.

Paragraph 2. The receipt of the notification shall be kept in conjunction with the weapon and on request presented to the police.

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Appendix 1

Products covered by the following categories from the European Union's common list of military equipment may be carried out to another EU or the EEA country, subject to the conditions of section 33 of the ceasefire declaration :

1) Ammunition for (ML3. (a) :

a) Glatlow weapons with a gauge of less than 20 mm, other weapons and automatic weapons with a 12-gauge of 12,7 mm (0,50 inches) or (ML1),

b) firearms with a slippage of 20 mm or more, other arms or other defence equipment with a gauge of more than 12,7 mm (0,50 inches), and lavettes (ML2) ; and

c) high-kinetic energy weapons systems (ML12),

2) Tempering devices specifically designed for ammunition referred to in the furng. 1 above (ML3. b)

3) Other land vehicles and components as follows (ML6. b) :

a) Vehicles equipped with a move on all wheels used in terrain, produced or equipped with materials or components for ballistic protection equivalent to Level III (NIJ 0108.01 of September 1985 or equivalent national standards) or over there.

b) Components that are both :

i) specifically designed for land vehicles, specifically designed or modified for military use (ML6. b. 1), and

(ii) provide ballistic protection equal to level III (NIJ 0108.01 of September 1985 or equivalent national standards) or more.

4) Protective and decontamination equipment, specifically designed or modified for military use, components and chemical mixtures as follows (ML7. (f) :

a) Equipment designed or modified for the defence against biological agents (agents) or radioactive material which is modified for use by the use of the biological agents of the Directive ; in order to cause a loss of people and animals, damage to equipment or damage to crops or the environment (ML7. a) chemical fighting agents (ML7. (b) and ' chemicals for rebel control `, chemical stock and mixtures thereof (ML7. (d) and specially designed components for this purpose.

b) Equipment designed or modified to decontaminate objects which have been contaminated with materials mentioned in ML7. a or ML7. b, and specially designed components for this purpose.

c) Chemical mixtures specially developed or formulated for decontamination of objects which have been contaminated with materials referred to in ML7. a or ML7. b.

5) Equipment specifically designed or modified for military use, designed or modified for detection or identification of materials mentioned in ML7. a, ML7. b or ML7. the date and specially designed components for this purpose (ML7. g).

6) Explosives (ML8. a)

7) Driving agents (ML8. b)

8) Pyrotechnics, fuels and related substances (ML8. c)

9) Motion resources (ML8. d)

10) Infinders, softeners, monomers and polymers (ML8). (e)

11) Additives (ML8) (f)

12) Precrime sensors (ML8. g)

13) Components specifically designed for the use of military use, vessels (surface or sub-water vessels) specially designed or modified for military use, regardless of whether at the time they are in a condition that they may be able to : are used in actions and whether they are equipped with weapons-forward funds (ML9. a. 1)

14) Components of surface vessels other than those referred to in the furtive. 13 (ML9. a. 1), which have the equipment of the following types of attached or integrated into the vessel :

a) Automatic weapons of a calibre of 12,7 mm or above mentioned in ML1 or weapons referred to in ML2, ML4, ML12 or ML19, or 'assembly devices' or points of assembly for such weapons ;

b) Fire control systems referred to in ML5

c) The following equipment has all the following equipment :

i) 'Protection against chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear materials (CBRN)' and

(ii) 'Isoft set or laundromat system' designed for decontamination purposes

d) Active weapons systems for countermeasures referred to in ML4. b, ML5. c or ML11. a, and which have equipment of the following types :

i) 'Protection against CBRN'

(ii) Skrog and superstructure specially designed to reduce the radar intersection

(iii) Thermal termination devices (e.g., exhaust system exhaust system), except those specially designed to increase the overall efficiency or reduction of environmental impact ; or

(iv) A demagnetization system designed to reduce the entire magnetic signature of the vessel.

15) Motors and propulsion systems that are specifically designed for military use, and components specifically designed for military use (ML9. b. 1-3) :

a) Diesel engines specifically designed for submarines and which have all the following characteristics (ML9. b. 1) :

i) An impact of 1,12 MW (1 500 hk) or more, and

(ii) A rpm of 700 revolutions per minute or more

b) Electromectors specially designed for submarines and which have all the following characteristics (ML9. b. 2) :

i) An effect of more than 0,75 MW (1 000 hk)

(ii) Quick, overthrow.

(iii) The liquid eclido and

(iv) Hermetic encapsulate

c) Non-magnetic diesel engines, which have all the following characteristics (ML9. b. (3) :

i) An impact of 37,3 kW (50 Hk) or above and

(ii) A non-magnetic component of more than 75% of the total mass,

16) Shipship, specially designed for military use and enabling equipment outside of a ship and components specifically designed for military use (ML9), which are designed for military use. (f)

17) The landless tenants of the following types, components for this purpose and equipment that contain such tenant, specifically designed for military use (ML9. g) :

a) Gas suspension or magnetic suspension

b) active Signature Control, or

c) vibrational control-command.

18) In particular, designed components for battle "aircraft", however, not hull and motors (ML10. a)

(19) Specially designed components for unmanned aircraft and associated equipment, specifically designed or modified for military use (ML10. c) :

a) Associated rocket launcher and launch devices.

b) related management and control equipment

20) Motors specially designed or modified for military use and specially designed components for this purpose (ML10. d)

21) Airborne equipment, including airborne fuel filling equipment, specially designed for use in connection with the 'aircraft' referred to in ML10. a and ML10. b, or aircraft engines, as mentioned in ML10. and specially designed components for this (ML10. (e)

(22) tanks for printing, including pressure equipment, equipment designed specifically to allow for operations in defined areas, and ground-based equipment specially developed for ' aircraft ` in ML10. a and ML10. b, or to aircraft engines, as mentioned in ML10. d (ML10. (f)

23) Military forces and hazmat masks and specially designed components for this purpose, pressure-put respiratory equipment and particulate pressure suits intended for use in aircraft, anti-G dragons, converting to liquid oxygen used for "aircraft" or missiles and catapults and bullet starters for the evacuation of personnel from "aircraft" (ML10. g)

24) Parachutes, dragongliders and related equipment as follows, and specially designed components for this purpose (ML10. (h) :

a) Parachutes which have not been mentioned in other parts of the EU's common list of military equipment

b) Dragongliders

c) Equipment specially designed for skydiving from high height (e.g. costumes, special helmets, respiratory equipment, navigational equipment)

25) Automatic operating systems for cargo residues, which are discarding parachute, specially designed or modified for military use in connection with a controlled opening-up at all height, including oxygen installations (ML10. i)

26) Panzer plates (ML13. (a) that are :

a) produced by military standard or specification, or

b) suitable for military use,

27) Constructions of metallic or non-metallic materials or combinations thereof, specifically designed for the ballistic protection of military systems, and specially designed components for this (ML13. b)

28) Hjelms produced according to military standards or specifications or equivalent national standards, and specially designed components for this purpose, i.e. helmets, padding and compadoring (ML13. c)

29) Armoured hazards and protective clothing produced according to military standards or specifications, and specially designed components for this (ML13. d)

(30) Demeted, dusted or other unfinished products, specifically designed for objects listed in ML1 ML4, ML6, ML9, ML10, ML12 or ML19 (ML16).

31) "Software" specifically designed or modified for "development", "production", or "use" of equipment, materials, or "software" as mentioned in the item. 1-31 above (ML21. (a).

32) "Software" specifically designed for military use and specifically designed for modelling, simulation or evaluation of military weapons systems (ML21. b. 1)

33) "Technology" except for the one mentioned in ML22. b, which is 'required' for 'development', 'production' or 'use' of items mentioned in point. 1-33 above (ML22. a)

1) The commotion contains provisions that implement parts of Directive 2008 /51/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 21. . May 2008 amending Council Directive 91 /477/EEC on the acquisition and possession of weapons, EU Official Journal of the European Union. In 179, page 5 and parts of Directive 2009 /43/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council May 2009 on the simplification of conditions and conditions for the transfer of defence-related products within the Community, EU-begging 2009 No In 146, page 1, as amended by Commission Directive 2010 /80/EU of 22. This November 2010 amending Directive 2009 /43/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council, as regards the list of defence-related products, EU-tenth 2010 No On the 308, page 11 to 45, Commission Directive 2012 /10/EU of 22. March 2012 amending the directive of the European Parliament and of the Council 2009 /43/EC, as regards the list of defence-related products, EU-tipting the European Union. On 85, page 3-34, and Commission Directive 2012 /47/EC of 14. December 2012 amending the directive of the European Parliament and of the Council 2009 /43/EC as regards the list of defence-related products, EU-10 2013 (2013). L 31, page 43-74. In the notice, certain provisions of Regulation (EU) of the European Parliament and of the Council have been included. 258/2012 of 14. March, 2013, EU Official Journal, nr. In 94, s. 1-15. According to Article 288 of the EDF Treaty, a Regulation shall apply immediately in each Member State. The rendition of these provisions in the notice is therefore based solely on practical considerations and is without prejudice to the immediate validity of the regulation in Denmark. The announcement has, as a draft, been notified in accordance with Directive 98 /34/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council (the Information Directive), as amended by Directive 98 /48/EC.