Regulations Governing Permission and Management of Homemade Hunting Guns and Spear Guns of Indigenous Peoples and Fishermen Article 9

When applying to make, transport or possess homemade spear guns, indigenous people or fishermen shall submit the following documents to the municipal or county (city) government for permission through the multiple transfers of the police station whose jurisdiction covers the storage place:1. A copy of the application form.2. A photocopy of the national identification card.3. If the applicant is an indigenous person, a photocopy of the household certificate shall be submitted; if the applicant is a fisherman, a photocopy of the fishing vessel crew member identification booklet shall be submitted.When applying to sell, transfer, rent, lend, or store homemade spear guns among themselves, indigenous peoples shall submit the following documents to the municipal or county (city) government for permission through the multiple transfers of the police station whose jurisdiction covers storage place:1. A copy of the application form.2. A photocopy each of the national identification cards of both applicants.3. If both applicants are indigenous persons, they shall each submit a photocopy of their household certificates; if both are fishermen, they shall each submit a photocopy of their fishing vessel crew member identification booklets.4. A photocopy of the license issued for the homemade spear gun.The duration for the rental, lending or storage applied for pursuant to the preceding paragraph shall not exceed two months for each application, and the combined total duration for the rental, lending, or storage in a given year shall not exceed four months.