Regulations Governing Permission and Management of Homemade Hunting Guns and Spear Guns of Indigenous Peoples and Fishermen Article 40

If the permission for a homemade, its primary components, ammunition, or a homemade spear gun is revoked or annulled under the preceding two articles or paragraph 1, Article 5-2 of the Act, the possessor or heir shall, within fifteen days following the day when the document revoking or annulling the permission is received, submit the item and license to the municipal or county (city) government that has jurisdiction over the storage place and will offer a price to acquire the items; If there is no one to submit the item, the competent authority of the municipal or county (city) government which has jurisdiction over the storage place shall confiscate them.Homemade hunting guns, their primary components, cartridge cases, ammunition, or homemade spear guns that have been acquired, confiscated, or turned in in accordance with these Regulations shall be sent to the Police Equipment Maintenance Plant of the National Police Agency, Ministry of the Interior for destruction; the cost of the destruction shall be covered by the annual budget of the National Police Agency, Ministry of the Interior, which has been compiled year after year.