If you wish to extend your firearm endorsement to another Security Agent, you must provide a Letter of Intent from that Agent stating that you are required to carry a firearm as part of your Security Officer duties. Section 25 of the Security and Related Activities Control Act provides for the issue of a permit to a security officer authorising that officer to be in possession of a firearm for a specified period at a specified place while guarding or protecting articles of value other than during an escort.
NOTE: Section 25 only applies to applications for endorsement to carry a firearm for a particular occasion. The Licensing Officer will consider the application and if approved, a Section 25 Permit will be issued. Security Agents seeking to make application for a Section 25 Permit pursuant to the Security and related Activities Control Act , please note the following guidelines. This is opposed to armed security officers conducting escorts in accordance with Section 24 of the Security and Related Activities Control Act Section 26 of the Security and Related Activities Control Act provides for a Security Officer's Licence to be endorsed to permit the carriage of a baton while engaged in activities authorised by the licence.
If your application is successful, your licence will be endorsed permitting you to carry a baton on behalf of the named Agent s while carrying out authorised duties.
If you wish to extend your baton endorsement to another Security Agent, you must provide a Letter of Intent from that Agent stating that you are required to carry a baton as part of your Security Officer duties. To maintain your endorsement to carry a baton, you must complete baton refresher training every six months. The approved training provider will supply a Baton Certificate which you must forward to Licensing Services Security.
A "disqualifying offence" is a finding of guilt for a prescribed offence which prohibits a person from holding any security related licence for a defined period prohibited person. Individuals with a criminal conviction whether spent or not or finding of guilt recorded against them since may be ineligible to work in the security industry in Western Australia. Before enrolling in a security course with a registered training organisation, you may wish to contact Licensing Services Security to ascertain whether you are eligible to be issued with a licence to work in the security industry.
To notify the Commissioner, email SecurityLicensing police. There is no refund if your renewal or new application is refused, withdrawn or not proceeded with. Note that credit card payments cannot be accepted over the telephone. Cheques and money orders are to be made payable to The Commissioner of Police. Refusal to provide fingerprints renders you ineligible to hold a licence in the security industry in Western Australia.
A renewal notice will be sent out to license holders 56 days prior to expiry date of the licence. Please advise Licensing Services Security of any change of address to ensure you receive your renewal form. Applications for the renewal of a licence are to be made at Licensing Services Security no later than 28 days before the day on which the licence is due to expire.
A person who ordinarily resides in another State or Territory may apply, in accordance with Section 46, for a temporary licence to carry out work in Western Australia in the following capacity:. They are usually identifiable by a small cocking handle which usually protrudes to the right-hand side of the breech bolt.
They may be fitted with box or tubular magazines and can vary greatly in ammunition capacity. Self-loading firearms are also referred to as semi-automatic firearms as each press of the trigger cycles the action automatically.
These firearms will operate in one of the following manners: blowback, gas operated or recoil operated. Most fully automatic weapons have a large capacity box or drum magazine. Most have a select fire switch to allow either semi-automatic or full automatic fire. Single shot rifles do not have a magazine. Bolt or lever action single shot rifles are manually loaded through the ejection port and into the chamber.
Whilst we endeavour to complete all licence applications in a timely manner, several factors can affect the processing timeline, including but not limited to:. Additional information from property owner and firearm dealer. The complexity of the application. The number of applications currently being reviewed and processed.
To obtain final approval for the licence, the applicant must return the completed Intention to Proceed letter along with a completed Form 22 Storage Statement showing compliant firearms storage.
Please see Storage Requirements in Resources section below for further information about firearms storage. You can check the status of your application by clicking on the Check Application Status button above. Select from the options listed below to fill out the relevant form and pay applicable fees. Last updated: Nov 8, Pay Renewal. Application Form. Change of Personal Details or Address or Storage Section 9 Firearms Regulations places an obligation on the holder of any firearm licence or permit to provide a written notice in any of the following events: to new place of residence relocated within the original place of residence an additional cabinet has been installed in original place of residence The first two changes can only be made by the completion and submission of a Licensing Services Change of Personal Details form.
Storage Information It is a legal requirement Section 11A Firearms Regulations that a firearm licence holder is to store their firearm s and ammunition in a locked container that meets the specifications detailed in Schedule 4 of the Firearm Regulations A magazine is not to contain any ammunition when it is stored. Construction Specifications for storage cabinets or containers.
The cabinet or container is to be constructed of mild steel that is 2 mm thick. Spot welding is not to be used on the joints between faces.
In this clause: 'face' means a side, the top, or the bottom, of the cabinet or container. Doors Doors are to be recessed into the surrounding frame with margins of not more than 4 mm.
Hinging Mechanisms Hinge protection is to be provided in such a way that, if the hinges are removed, the door of the cabinet or container remains in place and locked. Locks and Locking Points If the swinging edge of the door is not longer than mm, one lock is required with a locking point half way along that edge.
Anchoring The cabinet or container is to be securely anchored from the inside at 2 points on each of 2 separate surfaces to 2 immovable structural surfaces by means of 8 mm x 75 mm masonry fixing bolts or coach screws, as is appropriate.
Unlicensed Firearms and Infringements Under Section 19 1 Firearms Act it is an offence to be in possession of unlicensed firearms: It is an offence to be in possession of a firearm if the licence has expired. Closing a Firearms Licence All firearms must be removed from a licence before it can be closed. Firearm details including serial, make, etc Co-user details including licence number and name.
Deceased Firearms Where a deceased firearm licence holder is the sole or primary holder of licensed firearm s , the firearms will need to be handed into police pending outcome of the Estate. Please enter your details as recorded on your application or licence. What you need to provide - Submission of Application Firearm Licence Applications are submitted online via the link above.
Australian Citizenship Certificate. International Passport - Current, not expired or cancelled. State or Federal Government Employee Identity. Tertiary Education Institution Identity. Department of Veterans Affairs Card. Centrelink or Social Security Card. Medicare Card. Council Rates Notice. Property Insurance Papers. Motor Vehicle Registration or Insurance Documents. Professional or Trade Association Card.
Utility Bills e. Telephone, Gas, Electricity, Water. What you need to provide - Recreational Hunting Shooting All supporting documents must be submitted along with the Application Summary when lodging the application at a WA Australia Post outlet. Additional Application A Firearm Serviceability Certificate issued no more than three months prior to the date of the application this is usually provided by the firearm dealer. What you need to provide - Club Use All supporting documents must be submitted along with the Application Summary when lodging the application at a WA Australia Post outlet.
The following supporting documentation is required for those seeking to license firearms for Club Use: Original Application A Firearms Awareness Certificate issued no more than 12 months prior to the date of the application. Additional Application A Firearm Serviceability Certificate issued no more than three months prior to the date of the application.
Please note : if the applicant is applying for a club supported handgun for competition use, they should be aware of the following restrictions as laid out in Schedule 3, 12 2 Firearms Regulations : 2 An approval or permit may be granted, and a licence may be issued, to a person under sub clause 1 a only if: a The person has been a member of an approved shooting club for at least 6 months; b If the person has been a member of an approved shooting club for less than 12 months, the approval, permit or licence does not apply to more than 2 handguns being either: i One.
The following supporting documentation is required for those seeking to license firearms for Occupational Use — Primary Producer: Original Application A Firearms Awareness Certificate issued no more than 12 months from the date of the application. Rates Notices. The following supporting documentation is required for those seeking to license firearms for Occupational Use — Nominee of a Primary Producer: Original Application A Firearms Awareness Certificate issued no more than 12 months prior to the date of the application.
What you need to provide - Occupational Use, Professional Shooter All supporting documents must be submitted along with the Application Summary when lodging the application at a WA Australia Post outlet. Original Application A Firearms Awareness Certificate issued no more than 12 months prior to the date of the application.
Types of firearm applications Original Application If you do not currently hold a Western Australia F irearms L icence and wish to own a firearm you will be required to complete an Original Application. Additional Application If you have a current Western Australia firearms licence and you wish to add another firearm you will be required to complete an Additional Application. Obtaining a Firearm Awareness Certificate A Firearm Awareness Test is required to be successfully completed by every first time applicant for the issue of an original Firearm Licence.
Obtaining a Serviceability Certificate A Firearm Serviceability Certificate is required for each firearm subject of an application to ensure compliance with Sections 12 and 18 5 Firearms Act and Regulation 24 Firearms Regulations The difference between a Genuine Reason and a Genuine Need When a person submit s an application to licence any firearm whether it be an original or additional application they must meet the legal requirement of a Genuine Reason for each and every firearm and in some cases also a Genuine Need.
It states: A person has a genuine reason for acquiring or possessing a firearm or ammunition if and only if: It is for use by the person as a member of an approved shooting club and the person is an active and financial member of the club; or It is for use by the person as a member of an approved organisation; or It is for use in hunting or shooting of a recreational nature on land the owner of which has given permission for that hunting or shooting; or It is required by the person in the course of the person's occupation; or.
In the case of a prescribed paintball gun, it is required by the person to conduct or engage in paintball in accordance with this Act, or It is to form part of a genuine firearm collection or genuine ammunition collection; or It is for another approved purpose this other purpose cannot be for personal protection.
Is the firearm I am applying for suitable for my size property? Firearm Types Pneumatic Firearms Pneumatic firearms are commonly referred to as air guns.
Break Open Firearms Break open firearms are usually single or double barrel shotguns in various gauges but can include some rifles and handguns. Bolt Action Firearms Bolt action firearms are usually a repeating rifle or single shot in almost every conceivable calibre and can include some shotguns. Paying your DoT account at an Australia Post outlet To provide customers with choice and convenience in accessing our information and services, selected driver and vehicle services can be completed at participating Post Offices, including: Pay your Department of Transport account.
Please have the driver's licence renewal notice and ensure the details on the notice are correct. Please have the vehicle licence renewal invoice and ensure the vehicle and owner details are correct. Please present the transfer of vehicle ownership invoice and ensure the details are correct. Please ensure your payment is accompanied by an invoice and that all the details are correct.
Authorised agents licensing service business hours limited services Authorised agents are licensing service providers that offer selected driver and vehicle services on behalf of the DoT. All authorised agents offer the following services: Pay your Department of Transport account. Please have the vehicle licence renewal notice and ensure the vehicle and owner details are correct.
Some authorised agents: have varied opening hours. Do I need to book my HPT? DoTDirect online account and paying online Pay online If your renewal account is current, you can pay online by credit card using our online payment facility. Pay your account online. All information on the system is secure to prevent any other party intercepting your credit card details. If you have a pension concession card, please refer to your vehicle licence renewal notice to find out if you need to present your card at a DVS centre or regional agent before renewing.
You need to notify DoT within 21 days if you have changed address. Find out how to change your address online. Driver and Vehicle enquiries online This form is designed for Driver and Vehicle licensing enquiries only. Vehicle inspections and transfers Get a vehicle inspected You may need to get your vehicle inspected in order to license it, remove a defect notice yellow sticker , or if your vehicle requires an annual inspection.
To prevent unauthorised vehicles from entering either the Hay St or Murray Street Malls to ensure public safety particularly during peak pedestrian traffic times.
All applications require 48 hours 2 working days to notice. An online application form must be completed at least two 2 working days prior to entry date. The City of Perth will review the application and respond via email with authorisation if the terms and conditions have been met. Vehicles that are required to park in the mall for maintenance, shop-fit etc; can only do so during the followings times To access the mall, vehicles must enter via the bollards using the intercom to speak directly with City Watch.
If the vehicle has been registered and approved for entry, City Watch will lower the bollards and allow access. There is strictly no vehicular movement through the malls between the following rimes:. Properties with their own loading docks, private parking or lanes can access the mall at any time except during no vehicle movement times see below. Food businesses whether operating from a fixed location e. To be eligible for registration you must meet the requirements of the local government in which you are located.
Charities may be exempt from food business registration requirements as well as operating fees. Please contact the City for further information. You will need to complete a temporary food vendor application form. Along with your completed application form you will need to submit -. Firstly the City recommends you engage a competent settlement agent at the outset of business negotiations to ensure a smooth as possible business handover. If you purchase a food business you will need to obtain a new food business registration rather than simply transferring the existing registration over.
Please note that surveillance fees are charged pro rata on a quarterly basis. This is an effective way to either demonstrate compliance to prospective buyers or remedy existing issues prior to handover.
If you are considering structural or layout changes to a newly purchased food business, it is recommended that you contact the City for advice prior to commencing work. Any person wishing to prepare food for sale in a residential setting must first obtain approval from the City. Although applications are assessed on a case by case basis, the City generally only permits the preparation of plain biscuits, plain cakes and normal sugar content jams and preserves.
High risk or potentially hazardous foods are not suitable for home preparation if intended for sale. The City's Health Local Laws require persons wishing to keep poultry as well as pigeons or doves to first gain written approval from the City.
Applications to keep poultry are to be made in writing and are to include a plan illustrating the size of the proposed enclosure, and the number of poultry proposed to be kept. Applications are required to be determined by Council. Please note that roosters are not permitted to be kept due to noise considerations. Applications will not be approved unless the following minimum requirements can be clearly demonstrated:. Bee keepers are required to register with the Department of Agriculture WA.
More information on registering can be found on the Department's website. Bees swarms occasionally establish themselves in domestic settings such as letterboxes, eaves, sheds etc. An up to date list of swarm collectors registered with the WA apiarist's society is available on their website. Noise from construction work is generally considered acceptable between the hours of 7am — 7pm Monday to Saturday. Under certain circumstances, construction work may have to be carried out outside of 'normal' hours due to site specific issues, traffic considerations etc.
In assessing applications for out of hours construction work, the City considers factors such as - proximity of noise sensitive premises to the construction site; proposed duration of works; predicted onsite noise levels and the reason for out of hours works. Where the City approves out of hours construction work, it generally requires a noise management plan setting out noise control and monitoring measures as well as notification of noise sensitive premises near the construction site prior to works.
Liquor licensed premises other than those covered by a 'restaurant' licence may set aside a 'smoking zone' within an outdoor eating area provided certain conditions are met. The definition of 'public building' under the Health Miscellaneous Provisions Act includes 'places' as well as buildings. An outdoor concert for example is considered a 'public building' under the Act despite not being held inside a building per se.
Public buildings including events are required to undergo a special approvals process under the Act and associated Health Public Buildings Regulations The City typically requires a suite of documentation to accompany applications for events including comprehensive risk and emergency management plans.
As part of the approval process, the City imposes a variety of conditions on events to ensure the safety and health of event patrons is prioritised and the impact of the event on surrounding areas is minimised.
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