Regulations Governing Permission and Management of Homemade Hunting Guns and Spear Guns of Indigenous Peoples and Fishermen Article 6

Indigenous peoples may apply to make, transport, or possess homemade hunting guns, their primary components, ammunition, or homemade spear guns if they meet the following requirements:1. They must be of legal age.2. They are not subject to guardianship or assistantship declaration.3. They have not been finally convicted of offenses under paragraph 6, Article 5-2 of the Act, nor are they subject to the circumstances specified in paragraph 4, Article 20 of the Act.4. Before applying to make, transport, or possess homemade hunting guns, their primary components, or ammunition, they must have successfully finished a training course on the safe use of homemade hunting guns which is conducted by the Council of Indigenous Peoples or by other agencies (organizations) or groups commissioned by it, and have obtained a certificate issued by the Council of Indigenous Peoples for passing the training course.Fishermen who are actually engaged in catching aquatic animals along the coast may, out of need, apply to make, transport, or possess homemade spear guns if they meet the following requirements:1. They are of legal age.2. They are not subject to guardianship or assistantship declaration3. They have not been finally sentenced to a fixed-term imprisonment or given a more severe sentence.