Article 14. The right to purchase weapons by legal entities with special statutory objectives of the Law on State Control over the Turnover of Certain Types of Weapons

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1. Legal entities with special statutory tasks have the right to purchase civilian or service weapons from supplier legal entities after obtaining the appropriate permission from the internal affairs bodies.

2. The acquired weapon is subject to registration with the relevant internal affairs body within one week from the date of its purchase. When registering a weapon, a permit is issued for the storage, storage and carrying of these weapons for a period of five years on the basis of documents confirming the legality of the acquisition of weapons.

The owner of the weapon applies to the internal affairs body at the place of registration of the weapon before the expiration of the permit to obtain a new one.

The permit form is approved by the authorized body in the field of arms control in coordination with the authorized body in the field of permits and notifications and the authorized body in the field of informatization.

3. The heads of organizations (legal entities with special statutory tasks) transfer weapons to full-time employees for the period of their functions. Weapons are issued after employees have completed appropriate training. These employees are required to undergo periodic checks on their suitability for action in conditions involving the use of firearms, and to have permits from internal affairs bodies to store and carry service weapons.

4. The content of the training program and the procedure for conducting an inspection are determined by the authorized body in the field of arms trafficking control.

The Law of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated December 30, 1998 No. 339.

This Law regulates legal relations arising from the turnover of civilian, service, military handguns and cold steel weapons in the territory of the Republic of Kazakhstan, and is aimed at protecting the life and health of citizens, property, ensuring public safety, protecting environmental facilities, resources, and developing international cooperation in combating crime and illegal proliferation of weapons.

The provisions of this Law also apply to the circulation of ammunition (cartridges).

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