Article 22. Trade in civilian and service weapons and ammunition of the Law on State Control over the Turnover of Certain Types of Weapons

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1. Trade in civilian and service weapons and ammunition for them is carried out by organizations that have obtained licenses for this type of activity in accordance with the procedure established by law. Licenses for the sale of civilian and service weapons and ammunition are issued by the authorized body in the field of arms control only to organizations specially created for these purposes.

2. Organizations that trade in weapons and ammunition are required to:

1) have a certificate of conformity for the weapons sold;

2) to ensure the accounting of purchased and sold weapons, as well as the storage of accounting documents for 10 years;

3) require the buyer (legal entity) to present a license to purchase this type of weapon, with the exception of weapons for which no license is required.;

4) register in the license or permit of the buyer the sold civilian and service weapons subject to registration, as well as in the hunter's certificate - hunting edged weapons;

5) submit monthly information to the internal affairs bodies on the sold service and civilian weapons and their buyers in accordance with the procedure established by the authorized body in the field of arms control;

6) ensure the safety and security of their storage;

7) submit to the State Bullet Collection bullets and shell casings shot from sold service and civilian weapons;

8) ensure that the staff knows the legislation on arms trafficking.

3. The sale of weapons to individuals and legal entities who have not submitted a permit for the purchase of this type of weapon, as well as the sale of weapons without a number and stamp or cartridges without a mark of compliance with the requirements of technical regulations in the field of circulation of civilian and service weapons and ammunition are prohibited.

The trade in civilian and service weapons and ammunition must be suspended.:

1) at the request of the State Security Service for the period necessary for carrying out security measures;

2) in cases stipulated by the laws of the Republic of Kazakhstan.

4. A legal entity engaged in the trade of civilian and service weapons and ammunition for them shall not be entitled to carry out other business activities, with the exception of activities related to the development, production, repair, acquisition, display, import and export of these types of weapons, acquisition, import, export and trade of spare parts for them, sporting goods, hunting and fishing accessories, civilian pyrotechnic substances and products with their use for household purposes, as well as the opening and operation of shooting ranges (shooting ranges) and stands.

Legal entities licensed to trade in civilian and service weapons and ammunition are prohibited:

1) combining the sale of weapons and other types of goods in one sales area, with the exception of sports, hunting and fishing accessories and spare parts for these weapons;

2) placement of premises for storing weapons and ammunition for them and trading them in residential buildings (residential buildings), on the territories of entertainment establishments, retail facilities where other types of goods are traded, educational, health and cultural organizations, sports facilities, hotels, catering facilities, train stations, metro lines, ports, airports, airfields;

3) the display of weapons in the sales area, in a specially equipped storage (armory rooms) in a condition that allows the production of a shot.

5. A license to trade in civilian and service weapons and ammunition does not grant the right to open branches of legal entities established to trade in civilian and service weapons and ammunition.

6. Legal entities licensed to trade in civilian and service weapons and ammunition have the right to purchase them from the entities specified in Article 12 of this Law.

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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