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Modern and Military Arms Association Ltd: Open Day - 3rd September 2019

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A decision made 7 August 2019:

MINISTERIAL DECISION REFERENCE: MD-HA-2019-0083

Decision Date: 6th August 2019

DECISION SUMMARY TITLE: The Modern and Military Arms Association Ltd: Open Day – 3rd September 2019

DECISION SUMMARY AUTHOR:

Private Secretary to the Minister for Home Affairs

IS THE DECISION SUMMARY PUBLIC OR EXEMPT?  (if exempt state the relevant article/paragraph of the Freedom of Information Law/Regulations)

Public

REPORT TITLE: The Modern and Military Arms Association Ltd: Open Day – 3rd September 2019

REPORT AUTHOR OR NAME OF PERSON GIVING REPORT:  (if different from Decision  Summary Author)

 

IS THE REPORT PUBLIC OR EXEMPT  (if exempt state the relevant article/paragraph of the Freedom of Information Law/Regulations)

Public

DECISION AND REASON FOR THE DECISION:

 

The Minister for Home Affairs authorized a request from the Modern and Military Arms Association Ltd to hold an Open Day on Tuesday 3rd September 2019.

 

In accordance with Article 14(3) of the Firearms (Jersey) Law 2000, the Honorary Secretary of the Modern and Military Arms Association Ltd requested the authorization of the Minister for Home Affairs to hold an Open Day on Tuesday 3rd September 2019. The Modern and Military Arms Association Ltd is an approved shooting club under Article 15 of the Law.

 

The Minister is satisfied that a suitable number of range safety officers will be on duty.  

 

RESOURCE IMPLICATIONS:

 

There are no resource implications arising from this decision.

 

ACTION REQUIRED:

 

The Private Secretary will inform the Honorary Secretary of the Modern and Military Arms Association Ltd of this decision.

 

SIGNATURE:

 

 

 

POSITION:

 

Connétable Len Norman

Minister for Home Affairs

DATE SIGNED:

EFFECTIVE DATE OF THE DECISION:

 

 

 

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