The Chief Commissioner may make a firearm prohibition order only if the Chief Commissioner is satisfied that it is in the public interest to do so—
(a) because of the criminal history of the individual; or
(b) because of the behaviour of the individual; or
(c) because of the people with whom the individual associates; or
(d) because, on the basis of information known to the Chief Commissioner about the individual, the individual may pose a threat or risk to public safety.
S. 112F inserted by No. 2/2018 s. 22.