§ 2 — General interpretation

2.—(1) In this Act, unless the context otherwise requires —“applicant” means an applicant for or to renew a licence;

“authorised officer”, in relation to any provision of this Act, means an individual who is appointed as an authorised officer under section 79(1) for the purposes of that provision;

“business” includes any business, whether or not carried on for profit;

“chief executive officer”, in relation to a licensee, means an individual (by whatever name described) who —(a)

is in the direct employment of, or acting for or by arrangement with, the licensee; and

(b)

is principally responsible for the management and conduct of the business of the licensee insofar as it relates to carrying on a regulated activity,

and includes an individual for the time being performing all or any of the functions or duties of a chief executive officer;

“class licence” means a class licence determined under an order made under section 56(1), and includes a class licence as from time to time varied under section 57;

“class licensee” means a person to which a class licence applies;

“compliance officer” means an individual appointed under section 80;

“container” means any thing in or by which a gun, a major part of a gun or a gun accessory, an explosive or explosive precursor, or a weapon or noxious substance, is wholly or partly cased, covered, enclosed, contained or packed, and includes any covering or wrapping, but excludes a conveyance;

“convey” means carriage on any conveyance (whether or not in the course of a business) and includes any operation incidental to the whole course of carriage, such as loading, unloading and storage in transit;

“conveyance” includes any aircraft, train, vehicle, vessel or other mode of transport of passengers or goods;

“corporation” means any body corporate formed or incorporated or existing in or outside Singapore and includes any foreign company within the meaning of the Companies Act (Cap. 50);

“director” has the meaning given by section 4(1) of the Companies Act;

“dispose” means destroy or handle with a view to destroying, and includes rendering harmless, but excludes discharging or firing an explosive in the course of mining, quarrying or an industrial application or as a display or provision of entertainment;

“explosive”, “explosive device” and “explosive substance” have the meanings given by section 4;

“granted” or “grant”, for a licence, includes granted or grant on renewal and required to be treated as granted under section 6(5) or 7(5) or the Third Schedule;

“gun” and “gun accessory” have the meanings given by section 3;

“handle” includes to store, manufacture, repair, dispose of, convey, import, export or supply;

“law enforcement agency” means —(a)

the Singapore Police Force; or

(b)

any public sector agency which is charged with the duty of investigating offences or charging offenders under any written law and prescribed in Regulations for the purposes of this definition;

“licence” means a licence granted under Part 4 that —(a)

authorises the licensee granted the licence to carry on a regulated activity specified in the licence; and

(b)

is in force;

“licensee” means a person to whom a licence is granted under this Act but does not include a class licensee;

“Licensing Officer”, in relation to any provision of this Act, means an individual appointed under section 78(1) as a Licensing Officer for the purposes of that provision;

“limited liability partnership” has the meaning given by the Limited Liability Partnerships Act (Cap. 163A);

“MARPLEX Convention” means —(a)

the Convention on the Marking of Plastic Explosives for the Purpose of Detection concluded in Montreal on 1st March 1991; or

(b)

if the Convention in paragraph (a) is amended and the amendment binds Singapore, that Convention as so amended;

“MARPLEX Convention excepted use”, in relation to a plastic explosive, means use of the plastic explosive exclusively for one or more of the following:(a)

research, development or testing of new or modified explosives;

(b)

development or testing of explosives detection equipment;

(c)

training in explosives detection;

(d)

forensic science;

“modification” or “modify”, in relation to the conditions of a licence, includes deleting, or varying and substituting a condition, and adding a condition;

“noxious substance” means any nauseating or lachrymatory substance, and includes any of the following:(a)

a container specially constructed to directly hold any noxious substance, such as a cartridge, cylinder, pressurised can or round containing a noxious substance;

(b)

an object or a thing that, if used in the way for which it is or was designed or adapted, is or was capable of being aimed at a target and causing hurt or injury by discharging any noxious substance directly onto the target, such as a pepper spray gun or cannister;

“occupier”, in relation to any place or premises, includes an individual present at the place or premises who is in apparent control of the place or premises;

“offence under this Act” includes an offence under any Regulations;

“officer”, in relation to an applicant or a class licensee or licensee, means —(a)

where the applicant, class licensee or licensee is a body corporate (including a limited liability partnership) —(i)

an individual for the time being holding the office of chairperson, director, partner, chief executive officer, manager or company secretary (as the case may be) of the body or any position analogous to any of those offices; or

(ii)

for a corporation whose affairs are managed by its members, any of those members as if the member were a director of the corporation;

(b)

where the applicant, class licensee or licensee is a partnership (including a limited partnership), a partner of the partnership; or

(c)

where the applicant, class licensee or licensee is an unincorporated association (other than a partnership), an individual for the time being holding the office of president, secretary or member (as the case may be) of the committee of the unincorporated association, or any position analogous to any of those offices,

and includes any person carrying out the duties of any such office referred to in paragraph (a), (b) or (c) if the office is vacant;

“paintball” means a projectile that primarily consists of a dye, paint or similar substance designed to mark an individual or an object;

“paintball marker” means a gun designed to discharge a paintball;

“paintball range operator” means a person who carries on the business of providing or arranging for the provision of grounds for the use by participants in an organised activity involving the use of paintball markers (but not involving the use of any other gun);

“partner”, in relation to a limited partnership, includes a limited partner in the limited partnership;

“place” includes any conveyance;

“premises” means —(a)

a building or structure, whether permanent, temporary or portable;

(b)

any area or space, whether or not enclosed, and whether underground or underwater;

(c)

any land, whether built on or not; or

(d)

any body of water;

“prohibited weapon” means a weapon that —(a)

is particularly dangerous by reason of its design, construction or any other factor; or

(b)

by reason of its size or any other factor, could be more readily concealed and would be particularly suited to unlawful use,

such that, in the opinion of the Minister, it is expedient for the public safety to prescribe the weapon to be a prohibited weapon;

“provision of this Act” includes a provision of any Regulations or other subsidiary legislation made under this Act;

“public authority” means —(a)

any Ministry, department of the Government or Organ of State; or

(b)

any body established or constituted by or under any public Act to perform a public function;

“regulated activity” means any of the following activities involving a gun, a major part of a gun or a gun accessory, an explosive or explosive precursor, or a weapon or noxious substance:(a)

import or export;

(b)

store (but not storage incidental to conveyance);

(c)

manufacture;

(d)

repair;

(e)

supply;

(f)

convey;

(g)

use or otherwise possess;

(h)

dispose;

(i)

operate a shooting range or paintball range;

“Regulations” means any regulations made under section 90;

“regulatory action” means any action that may be taken by the Licensing Officer — (a)

under section 66(1) or (2) against a licensee or class licensee; or

(b)

under section 67(2) against a former licensee or former class licensee;

“repeat offender”, in relation to any offence under this Act, means a person who —(a)

is convicted, or found guilty, of such an offence (called the current offence); and

(b)

has been convicted or found guilty, on at least one other earlier occasion within the period of 5 years immediately before the date on which the person is convicted or found guilty of the current offence, of —(i)

the same offence; or

(ii)

another offence prescribed in this Act as a countable offence in respect of the current offence;

“representative staff”, for a licensee, means an individual (whether or not an employee or officer of the licensee) who —(a)

is directly involved in the day‑to‑day management of a regulated activity carried on by the licensee;

(b)

has access to and is authorised to provide any information relating to the regulated activity that is required by or under any provision of this Act; and

(c)

is authorised to represent for the purposes of this Act the licensee;

“responsible executive”, in relation to an applicant or a class licensee or licensee, means an officer thereof who is —(a)

in the case of a corporation, a director, chief executive officer, general manager or a person in a position analogous to any of those offices;

(b)

in the case of a corporation whose affairs are managed by its members, a member designated by those members to be the responsible executive of the corporation;

(c)

in the case of a partnership (including a limited partnership), a partner of the partnership; or

(d)

in the case of a society or an unincorporated association (other than a partnership), a president, secretary or treasurer or a person in a position analogous to that of a president, secretary or treasurer,

and includes any person carrying out the duties of any such office referred to in paragraph (a), (c) or (d) if the office is vacant;

“security clearance” means a security clearance granted under Division 2 of Part 3;

“security sensitive information” means information held by a law enforcement agency that relates to actual or suspected criminal activity (whether in Singapore or elsewhere) the disclosure of which could reasonably be expected to —(a)

prejudice a criminal investigation;

(b)

enable the discovery of the existence or identity of a confidential source of information relevant to law enforcement;

(c)

endanger a person’s life or physical safety; or

(d)

disclose the existence or content of a security intelligence report or information;

“shooting gallery” means an indoor or outdoor gallery at which members of the public can use an airgun that is attached to a shooting bench to shoot at stationary or moving targets;

“shooting range” includes a shooting gallery;

“shooting range operator” means a person who carries on the business of providing a shooting range (but not a paintball range) for use by members of the public and guns (other than paintball markers) for use by members of the public at the range;

“special worker” means an individual who is or is to be employed or required to work with or for a licensee —(a)

in a managerial or directorial capacity involving the exercise of his or her discretion, that regulates the licensee’s operations in the regulated activity authorised by the licensee’s licence but is not a responsible executive; or

(b)

in any capacity relating to any of the following activities:(i)

the security and surveillance of the premises where the licensee is authorised to conduct the regulated activity authorised by the licensee’s licence;

(ii)

the assembling, cleaning, repair, packing, transport or delivery of any gun, major part of a gun, gun accessory, explosive, explosive precursor, weapon or noxious substance, in the course of the licensee’s operations authorised by the licensee’s licence;

(iii)

such other activity authorised by the licensee’s licence that is prescribed for the purposes of this definition;

(iv)

the supervision of any activity in sub‑paragraph (i), (ii) or (iii);

“standard” means a standard issued or approved by the Licensing Officer under section 62, and includes any such standard as amended from time to time under that section;

“store”, in relation to any gun, major part of a gun, explosive or explosive precursor, means —(a)

to store or offer to store for another person in any place or premises the gun, major part of a gun, explosive or explosive precursor (regardless of number or quantity), being a place or premises that the person storing or offering to store is an occupier of; or

(b)

to have possession of the gun, major part of a gun, explosive or explosive precursor in any place or premises, whether or not of the same model or kind and regardless of number or quantity —(i)

for the purpose of manufacture, repair, disposal, supply, import or export; or

(ii)

in connection with carrying on business as a shooting range operator or a paintball range operator,

being a place or premises that the person storing or having possession is an occupier of,

and includes —

(c)

in the case of any explosive or explosive precursor, possession thereof —(i)

for or in connection with any other purpose; and

(ii)

for more than 24 continuous hours in any place or premises that the person in possession is an occupier of; and

(d)

in the case of any gun or major part of a gun, to have the control or management of for any purpose, or to collect or keep a collection of (for display or otherwise), on any place or premises —(i)

12 or more guns, whether or not of the same model or kind;

(ii)

12 or more major parts of a gun, whether or not of the same model or kind; or

(iii)

a combination of guns or major parts of a gun which number in total 12 or more,

being a place or premises that the person with the control or management or collecting or keeping the collection is an occupier of;

“substance” means any natural or artificial substance, whether in solid or liquid form or in the form of a gas or vapour;

“thing” includes a substance;

“unincorporated association” means a society or body unincorporate which, under any written law, may sue or be sued, or hold property, in the name of an officer of the society or body duly appointed for that purpose;

“use” —(a)

in relation to a gun, means —(i)

to fire the gun; or

(ii)

to hold the gun so as to cause a reasonable belief that it will be fired, whether or not it is capable of being fired; and

(b)

in relation to an explosive, includes —(i)

to prepare, assemble, charge or discharge, or fire the explosive; or

(ii)

to initiate or discharge a firework,

but excludes use for the purpose of manufacture, disposal, repair, import, export, conveyance or supply;

“weapon” means an object or a thing specified in the First Schedule;

“wrapping”, in relation to a plastic explosive, means a wrapper the inner surface of which is in contact with the plastic explosive.

(2) Regulations may be made to reduce any period and number mentioned in paragraphs (c) and (d), respectively, of the definition of “store”.

(3) However, for the purposes of this Act, a person is not taken to store any object or thing by reason only that it is storage in transit or other like operation incidental to the whole course of carriage of that object or thing.

(4) For the purposes of this Act —(a)

a licensee is not regarded as being granted a licence to carry on any regulated activity involving a gun, a major part of a gun or a gun accessory, an explosive or explosive precursor, or a weapon or noxious substance, or a shooting range or paintball range, during the period the licence for that regulated activity is suspended under section 66; and

(b)

a class licensee is not regarded as authorised under a class licence to carry on any regulated activity involving a gun, a major part of a gun or a gun accessory, an explosive or explosive precursor, or a weapon or noxious substance, or a shooting range or paintball range, during the period the application of the class licence to that class licensee for that regulated activity is suspended under section 66.

—(1) In this Act, unless the context otherwise requires —“applicant” means an applicant for or to renew a licence;

“authorised officer”, in relation to any provision of this Act, means an individual who is appointed as an authorised officer under section 79(1) for the purposes of that provision;

“business” includes any business, whether or not carried on for profit;

“chief executive officer”, in relation to a licensee, means an individual (by whatever name described) who —(a)

is in the direct employment of, or acting for or by arrangement with, the licensee; and

(b)

is principally responsible for the management and conduct of the business of the licensee insofar as it relates to carrying on a regulated activity,

and includes an individual for the time being performing all or any of the functions or duties of a chief executive officer;

“class licence” means a class licence determined under an order made under section 56(1), and includes a class licence as from time to time varied under section 57;

“class licensee” means a person to which a class licence applies;

“compliance officer” means an individual appointed under section 80;

“container” means any thing in or by which a gun, a major part of a gun or a gun accessory, an explosive or explosive precursor, or a weapon or noxious substance, is wholly or partly cased, covered, enclosed, contained or packed, and includes any covering or wrapping, but excludes a conveyance;

“convey” means carriage on any conveyance (whether or not in the course of a business) and includes any operation incidental to the whole course of carriage, such as loading, unloading and storage in transit;

“conveyance” includes any aircraft, train, vehicle, vessel or other mode of transport of passengers or goods;

“corporation” means any body corporate formed or incorporated or existing in or outside Singapore and includes any foreign company within the meaning of the Companies Act (Cap. 50);

“director” has the meaning given by section 4(1) of the Companies Act;

“dispose” means destroy or handle with a view to destroying, and includes rendering harmless, but excludes discharging or firing an explosive in the course of mining, quarrying or an industrial application or as a display or provision of entertainment;

“explosive”, “explosive device” and “explosive substance” have the meanings given by section 4;

“granted” or “grant”, for a licence, includes granted or grant on renewal and required to be treated as granted under section 6(5) or 7(5) or the Third Schedule;

“gun” and “gun accessory” have the meanings given by section 3;

“handle” includes to store, manufacture, repair, dispose of, convey, import, export or supply;

“law enforcement agency” means —(a)

the Singapore Police Force; or

(b)

any public sector agency which is charged with the duty of investigating offences or charging offenders under any written law and prescribed in Regulations for the purposes of this definition;

“licence” means a licence granted under Part 4 that —(a)

authorises the licensee granted the licence to carry on a regulated activity specified in the licence; and

(b)

is in force;

“licensee” means a person to whom a licence is granted under this Act but does not include a class licensee;

“Licensing Officer”, in relation to any provision of this Act, means an individual appointed under section 78(1) as a Licensing Officer for the purposes of that provision;

“limited liability partnership” has the meaning given by the Limited Liability Partnerships Act (Cap. 163A);

“MARPLEX Convention” means —(a)

the Convention on the Marking of Plastic Explosives for the Purpose of Detection concluded in Montreal on 1st March 1991; or

(b)

if the Convention in paragraph (a) is amended and the amendment binds Singapore, that Convention as so amended;

“MARPLEX Convention excepted use”, in relation to a plastic explosive, means use of the plastic explosive exclusively for one or more of the following:(a)

research, development or testing of new or modified explosives;

(b)

development or testing of explosives detection equipment;

(c)

training in explosives detection;

(d)

forensic science;

“modification” or “modify”, in relation to the conditions of a licence, includes deleting, or varying and substituting a condition, and adding a condition;

“noxious substance” means any nauseating or lachrymatory substance, and includes any of the following:(a)

a container specially constructed to directly hold any noxious substance, such as a cartridge, cylinder, pressurised can or round containing a noxious substance;

(b)

an object or a thing that, if used in the way for which it is or was designed or adapted, is or was capable of being aimed at a target and causing hurt or injury by discharging any noxious substance directly onto the target, such as a pepper spray gun or cannister;

“occupier”, in relation to any place or premises, includes an individual present at the place or premises who is in apparent control of the place or premises;

“offence under this Act” includes an offence under any Regulations;

“officer”, in relation to an applicant or a class licensee or licensee, means —(a)

where the applicant, class licensee or licensee is a body corporate (including a limited liability partnership) —(i)

an individual for the time being holding the office of chairperson, director, partner, chief executive officer, manager or company secretary (as the case may be) of the body or any position analogous to any of those offices; or

(ii)

for a corporation whose affairs are managed by its members, any of those members as if the member were a director of the corporation;

(b)

where the applicant, class licensee or licensee is a partnership (including a limited partnership), a partner of the partnership; or

(c)

where the applicant, class licensee or licensee is an unincorporated association (other than a partnership), an individual for the time being holding the office of president, secretary or member (as the case may be) of the committee of the unincorporated association, or any position analogous to any of those offices,

and includes any person carrying out the duties of any such office referred to in paragraph (a), (b) or (c) if the office is vacant;

“paintball” means a projectile that primarily consists of a dye, paint or similar substance designed to mark an individual or an object;

“paintball marker” means a gun designed to discharge a paintball;

“paintball range operator” means a person who carries on the business of providing or arranging for the provision of grounds for the use by participants in an organised activity involving the use of paintball markers (but not involving the use of any other gun);

“partner”, in relation to a limited partnership, includes a limited partner in the limited partnership;

“place” includes any conveyance;

“premises” means —(a)

a building or structure, whether permanent, temporary or portable;

(b)

any area or space, whether or not enclosed, and whether underground or underwater;

(c)

any land, whether built on or not; or

(d)

any body of water;

“prohibited weapon” means a weapon that —(a)

is particularly dangerous by reason of its design, construction or any other factor; or

(b)

by reason of its size or any other factor, could be more readily concealed and would be particularly suited to unlawful use,

such that, in the opinion of the Minister, it is expedient for the public safety to prescribe the weapon to be a prohibited weapon;

“provision of this Act” includes a provision of any Regulations or other subsidiary legislation made under this Act;

“public authority” means —(a)

any Ministry, department of the Government or Organ of State; or

(b)

any body established or constituted by or under any public Act to perform a public function;

“regulated activity” means any of the following activities involving a gun, a major part of a gun or a gun accessory, an explosive or explosive precursor, or a weapon or noxious substance:(a)

import or export;

(b)

store (but not storage incidental to conveyance);

(c)

manufacture;

(d)

repair;

(e)

supply;

(f)

convey;

(g)

use or otherwise possess;

(h)

dispose;

(i)

operate a shooting range or paintball range;

“Regulations” means any regulations made under section 90;

“regulatory action” means any action that may be taken by the Licensing Officer — (a)

under section 66(1) or (2) against a licensee or class licensee; or

(b)

under section 67(2) against a former licensee or former class licensee;

“repeat offender”, in relation to any offence under this Act, means a person who —(a)

is convicted, or found guilty, of such an offence (called the current offence); and

(b)

has been convicted or found guilty, on at least one other earlier occasion within the period of 5 years immediately before the date on which the person is convicted or found guilty of the current offence, of —(i)

the same offence; or

(ii)

another offence prescribed in this Act as a countable offence in respect of the current offence;

“representative staff”, for a licensee, means an individual (whether or not an employee or officer of the licensee) who —(a)

is directly involved in the day‑to‑day management of a regulated activity carried on by the licensee;

(b)

has access to and is authorised to provide any information relating to the regulated activity that is required by or under any provision of this Act; and

(c)

is authorised to represent for the purposes of this Act the licensee;

“responsible executive”, in relation to an applicant or a class licensee or licensee, means an officer thereof who is —(a)

in the case of a corporation, a director, chief executive officer, general manager or a person in a position analogous to any of those offices;

(b)

in the case of a corporation whose affairs are managed by its members, a member designated by those members to be the responsible executive of the corporation;

(c)

in the case of a partnership (including a limited partnership), a partner of the partnership; or

(d)

in the case of a society or an unincorporated association (other than a partnership), a president, secretary or treasurer or a person in a position analogous to that of a president, secretary or treasurer,

and includes any person carrying out the duties of any such office referred to in paragraph (a), (c) or (d) if the office is vacant;

“security clearance” means a security clearance granted under Division 2 of Part 3;

“security sensitive information” means information held by a law enforcement agency that relates to actual or suspected criminal activity (whether in Singapore or elsewhere) the disclosure of which could reasonably be expected to —(a)

prejudice a criminal investigation;

(b)

enable the discovery of the existence or identity of a confidential source of information relevant to law enforcement;

(c)

endanger a person’s life or physical safety; or

(d)

disclose the existence or content of a security intelligence report or information;

“shooting gallery” means an indoor or outdoor gallery at which members of the public can use an airgun that is attached to a shooting bench to shoot at stationary or moving targets;

“shooting range” includes a shooting gallery;

“shooting range operator” means a person who carries on the business of providing a shooting range (but not a paintball range) for use by members of the public and guns (other than paintball markers) for use by members of the public at the range;

“special worker” means an individual who is or is to be employed or required to work with or for a licensee —(a)

in a managerial or directorial capacity involving the exercise of his or her discretion, that regulates the licensee’s operations in the regulated activity authorised by the licensee’s licence but is not a responsible executive; or

(b)

in any capacity relating to any of the following activities:(i)

the security and surveillance of the premises where the licensee is authorised to conduct the regulated activity authorised by the licensee’s licence;

(ii)

the assembling, cleaning, repair, packing, transport or delivery of any gun, major part of a gun, gun accessory, explosive, explosive precursor, weapon or noxious substance, in the course of the licensee’s operations authorised by the licensee’s licence;

(iii)

such other activity authorised by the licensee’s licence that is prescribed for the purposes of this definition;

(iv)

the supervision of any activity in sub‑paragraph (i), (ii) or (iii);

“standard” means a standard issued or approved by the Licensing Officer under section 62, and includes any such standard as amended from time to time under that section;

“store”, in relation to any gun, major part of a gun, explosive or explosive precursor, means —(a)

to store or offer to store for another person in any place or premises the gun, major part of a gun, explosive or explosive precursor (regardless of number or quantity), being a place or premises that the person storing or offering to store is an occupier of; or

(b)

to have possession of the gun, major part of a gun, explosive or explosive precursor in any place or premises, whether or not of the same model or kind and regardless of number or quantity —(i)

for the purpose of manufacture, repair, disposal, supply, import or export; or

(ii)

in connection with carrying on business as a shooting range operator or a paintball range operator,

being a place or premises that the person storing or having possession is an occupier of,

and includes —

(c)

in the case of any explosive or explosive precursor, possession thereof —(i)

for or in connection with any other purpose; and

(ii)

for more than 24 continuous hours in any place or premises that the person in possession is an occupier of; and

(d)

in the case of any gun or major part of a gun, to have the control or management of for any purpose, or to collect or keep a collection of (for display or otherwise), on any place or premises —(i)

12 or more guns, whether or not of the same model or kind;

(ii)

12 or more major parts of a gun, whether or not of the same model or kind; or

(iii)

a combination of guns or major parts of a gun which number in total 12 or more,

being a place or premises that the person with the control or management or collecting or keeping the collection is an occupier of;

“substance” means any natural or artificial substance, whether in solid or liquid form or in the form of a gas or vapour;

“thing” includes a substance;

“unincorporated association” means a society or body unincorporate which, under any written law, may sue or be sued, or hold property, in the name of an officer of the society or body duly appointed for that purpose;

“use” —(a)

in relation to a gun, means —(i)

to fire the gun; or

(ii)

to hold the gun so as to cause a reasonable belief that it will be fired, whether or not it is capable of being fired; and

(b)

in relation to an explosive, includes —(i)

to prepare, assemble, charge or discharge, or fire the explosive; or

(ii)

to initiate or discharge a firework,

but excludes use for the purpose of manufacture, disposal, repair, import, export, conveyance or supply;

“weapon” means an object or a thing specified in the First Schedule;

“wrapping”, in relation to a plastic explosive, means a wrapper the inner surface of which is in contact with the plastic explosive.

(2) Regulations may be made to reduce any period and number mentioned in paragraphs (c) and (d), respectively, of the definition of “store”.

(3) However, for the purposes of this Act, a person is not taken to store any object or thing by reason only that it is storage in transit or other like operation incidental to the whole course of carriage of that object or thing.

(4) For the purposes of this Act —(a)

a licensee is not regarded as being granted a licence to carry on any regulated activity involving a gun, a major part of a gun or a gun accessory, an explosive or explosive precursor, or a weapon or noxious substance, or a shooting range or paintball range, during the period the licence for that regulated activity is suspended under section 66; and

(b)

a class licensee is not regarded as authorised under a class licence to carry on any regulated activity involving a gun, a major part of a gun or a gun accessory, an explosive or explosive precursor, or a weapon or noxious substance, or a shooting range or paintball range, during the period the application of the class licence to that class licensee for that regulated activity is suspended under section 66.