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Depending on jurisdiction one would normally register at a local council. Local stilulations for legal form need to be upheld, just like forming companies.Usually 3–7 members are required as a nominated founding board with positions allocated and a first founders meeting determining the particulars of the club and the minutes would need to be held.Depending on legal form a club can be non- profit or for profit or a mix of both. (UK law) …or a charity and acquire charity status.It is recommeneded to get legal advice before forming, as a change of legal entiry is not always permissible retrospectively.

As someone with firearms this is a subject I know some things about.NZ has several grades of firearms licence endorsements, The basic licence is the A-Category licence, this is the first you get, and to obtain it requires attending a safety and legal requirements course (usually about 2 to 3 hours with powerpoint et al) which covers the legalities of storage and the safety requirements.As part of the course you have a short multi-choice test. you must score over 90% and of the 7 key safety questions you must score 7 out of 7. Once you have passed this and gotten the certificate, you need to have an interview with the local Firearms Officer from the police force, you also need to nominate 2 references who have known you for a number of years, and one MUST be non-family, one MUST be a current firearms licence holder. The officer will also need to see where your purchased firearms will be stored to ensure that it meets the legal requirements.For an A-cat licence the requirements are pretty simple, the firearms must be secure from casual or opportunistic theft, and out of access of unlicenced persons. A stout cupboard with a solid lock, a bolted down chest with a padlock, a gun rack with lock, a steel safe with 2mm or greater sheet steel, or a chain and lock securing the firearm through the trigger guard to a solid framing timber or other secure part of the house, all those are accepted.The A category licence allows you to own Any rimfire either Semi-auto or manually loaded holding more than 15 rounds magazine restrictions, any shotgun with magazine restrictions (currently 3+1 in the chamber I believe, I don't do shotguns), any manually loaded (bolt action, break open, pump, etc) centerfire without magazine restrictions, and Sporting centrefire semiautomatic rifle with a magazine of less than 7 rounds.The B category is the Pistol owners endorsement. While the A category is automatic upon issue of your licence, B and other categories are obtained by applying for an endorsement to your basic licence to allow you to own other categories. To obtain a B endorsement is quite difficult, you must be a member of a Pistol shooting club, store any pistol on the club grounds in the club secured safe, shot a certain minimum number of times per year to remain current and may only transport your pistol from your home club grounds to other club grounds where you have been invited to compete in a match or tournament.C category is again an endorsement to your base licence, and is for Collectors, having a C-Cat licence endorsement allows you to own pretty much anything, up to and including fully automatic machineguns or collections of a hundred or so identical rifles. Very difficult to get and security requirements include a strong room with direct monitored alarm to the police.D is the Dealers licence, also used by gunsmiths, having a D endorsement allows you to have any firearm in your possession even if you do not have the other specific endorsement for ownership, but only for the purpose of selling it or working on it. So for example a D endorsed person who does not have a B endorsement may still possess a pistol so long as it is only for sale and not being used.The final category is the E endorsement... this is entirely a political category much like the "Black Rifles" of the US assault rifles ban of the 1990's. The E endorsement allows ownership of MSSA's, Military Style Semi Automatics. Which as the "STYLE" in the name implies, is based on perception. If you wish to own a centrefire semiautomatic rifle with any of the following features, you need an E endorsement. 1) free standing pistol grip, 2) flash hider, 3) magazine that LOOKS capable of holding more than 10 rounds or Does hold more than 7 rounds. 4) folding/telescopic stock, 5) bayonet lugs. E cat requirements for storage are also stricter than A cat, requiring a steel lockable safe of at least 6mm thick steel.You must have a firearms licence before purchasing firearms or ammunition, using a firearm without supervison of a licence holder, or having access to a firearm.Outside of these licenceing and ownership laws there are a number of public safety and related laws about the use of firearms. These include it being illegal to shoot on or across public roads, it being illegal to use your firearm in a public place in a manner which may have a reasonable chance of scaring or injuring bystanders, it is illegal to discharge your firearm randomly into the air like an Afghanistan wedding celebration...Overall NZ gun laws are stricter than the US, but looser than the UK (no need to seek police permission before buying a gun like the English do) or Australia (no semiauto centrefires in Australia).NZ gun control seeks to control not the GUN, but the PERSON, with police checks and interviews and referee checks before issuing a licence. Once you have the licence, you may buy and sell and own any firearms that your licence endorsements cover with issues .

Things To See And Do In KanpurKanpur is one of the most beautiful cities in India, situated on the banks of the sacred river Ganga. Thousands of tourists visit Kanpur every year to experience the splendor of the one-of-a-kind historical and religious sites located here. We’ve collated the top sights to explore and activities to try in this gorgeous city.Allen Forest ZooThe Allen Forest Zoo, also known simply as the Kanpur Zoo, is the largest open green space in Kanpur. The zoo was founded by Sir Allen, a botanist and a member of the British Indian Civil Service, and opened to the public in 1971. The grounds encompass a gorgeous lake, and a forest full of ancient trees. This zoo is home to a broad range of mammals, such as rare big cats like White Asian tigers, Asiatic lions, leopards and jaguars, and a range of monkeys and primates like chimpanzees, baboons, and orangutans. The zoo also houses an aquarium, as well as life-size sculptures of prehistoric dinosaurs. Those looking to explore the natural beauty of the grounds can join the zoo’s staff on regularly conducted nature walks and a variety of other outdoor recreation activities.Kanpur Memorial ChurchThe Kanpur Memorial Church, originally called the All Souls Cathedral, was built in 1875 in honor of the British lives lost during the 1857 movement, popularly known in British History as the Siege of Cawnpore. Designed by Walter Granville, an architect of the East Bengal Railway, the church reflects Lombardic Gothic architectural influences. The eastern part of the church complex houses a memorial garden. In the heart of the church you’ll find a beautifully carved figure of an angel designed by Baron Carlo Marochetti. The angel is shown with crossed arms holding the symbol of peace. This landmark is reflective of the complicated history of British colonialism in India, as the siege was an important part of India’s first rebellions against the British for independence.Shri Radhakrishna TempleAlso known as the J.K. Temple, Shri Radhakrishna is one of the oldest and well-visited temples in Kanpur. Constructed from carved white marble, the building itself is a marvelous example of neo-Hindu architecture. Within the temple you can pay your respects to five different shrines dedicated to Lord Krishna, Lord Vishnu, Lord Ardhanarishwar, Lord Narmadeshwar, and Lord Hanuman. The best times to visit this temple are during the festival celebrations of Janmashtami and Diwali.JajmauThe city of Kanpur is well-known for its production of fine, genuine leather products, and this reputation is all thanks to the work done in Jajmau. Situated on the banks of River Ganges, Jajmau is a very old industrial suburb of Kanpur; the excavations conducted here by the Archaeological Survey of India suggest that it dates all the way back to c. 1300-1200 BCE. You’ll find literally a thousand different tanneries located here, which are a must-see to understand the daily workings of the leather industry and how it shapes the economy of this city.Moti JheelLocated in the Benajhabar area of Kanpur, Moti Jheel lake is an essential reservoir for Kanpur’s drinking water. The jheel has adjoining gardens and a children’s park, which makes it a famous attraction for family picnics and romantic strolls. First established during the British era, the Moti Jheel continues to serve as a popular recreational area for local families, especially on weekends.Kamla RetreatSituated on the Kamla Nehru Road, the Kamla Retreat is a gorgeous estate owned by the Singhania group. This grounds boast utterly picturesque parks and lawns, making this another ideal picnic destination. The retreat also incorporates a series of canals, where tourists can indulge in leisurely boat rides with beautiful greenery on either side. However, the foremost attraction of Kamla is its impressive museum, which houses a vast collection of historical and archaeological artifacts. Since it’s a private property, prior permission is required from the Deputy General Manager (administration) before entering.BithoorLocated around 23 km from Kanpur, Bithoor (once known as Brahmavart) is a very important site for both Hindu religion and Indian history at large. Legend has it that after the destruction of the universe and reconstruction of the galaxy by Lord Vishnu, Lord Brahma (the creator of the universe) selected Bithoor as his abode and performed a ‘yagna’ (Hindu prayer ceremony) here, naming the town as Brahmavart. This town was also one of the epicenters of the Revolt of 1857. During the First War of Independence, Bithoor became a rallying point for the rebellion against the British East India Company, until it was captured by General Havelock in 1857. Today, Bithoor attracts a large number of pilgrims who visit the Brahmavart Ghat and Valmiki Ashram, which are the primary attractions of the town.AromasAromas is practically a heritage site for the people of Kanpur. Well before the advent of fast food chains crowding Kanpur’s streets, this was the ‘it’ place for burgers, pizza, and other American classics, and loyal locals have not forgotten that fact. Today Aromas serves a wide range of dishes to satisfy every lunch or dinner craving; from Chinese to American fast food to Indian snacks, they’ve got plenty of surprises up their sleeve to keep you coming back.Adventure Sports ClubAdventure Sports Club is a forum started by the students of IIT Kanpur. The club organizes various hikes, walks and other forms of outdoor adventure activities such as mountain biking, rock and wall climbing, skiing, paragliding, rafting, and kayaking. If you’re an outdoorsy type looking for a thrilling experience in Kanpur’s wilderness, just check their Facebook page for the latest trips and contact the group.Nana Rao ParkLocated in the heart of Kanpur is the Nana Rao Park, a site of great historical significance to the city. Previously known as Memorial Well, this park originally commemorated the British women and children who lost their lives during the Indian Rebellion of 1857. The park was in fact the center of the revolution of 1857 in Kanpur, and served as the execution site where 144 Indian revolutionaries were hanged. It’s a place for thoughtful introspection, where one can stand in silence, absorb the history, and hear the echoes of India’s first cries of battle for complete independence from the British.Watch out for: the memorial to the famous Boodhha Bargad, a highly revered old banyan tree that once stood in the parkHope you like KANPUR🙂