Regulations Governing Permission and Management of Homemade Hunting Guns and Spear Guns of Indigenous Peoples and Fishermen Article 39

If an indigenous person applying under Article 7 to make or possess a homemade hunting gun, or to possess its primary components or ammunition, had any of the following circumstances during the year before the application is made, his application for permission made within the approved period shall be rejected; if already granted, the permission shall be revoked or annulled. The Ministry of the Interior may, depending on the severity of the circumstances, determine that the person shall not be allowed to apply to make, possess a homemade hunting gun or possess its primary components or ammunition for a period ranging from one to three years from the time his application is rejected, or his permission is revoked or cancelled:1. Violation of Article 20 of the Act by failing to pay the fine within the specified period, resulting in being referred to compulsory enforcement in accordance with law.2. Being subject to the circumstances as specified in subparagraph 4 or subparagraph 15 of the preceding article.3. Being subject to any of the circumstances specified in subparagraph 9, subparagraphs 11 to 14, subparagraph 16, or subparagraph 18 of the preceding article twice or more.