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Offences, inspections and policeQuestion 107 of 167

An inspector wants to enter a dwelling-house. What does the inspector need?

  1. The consent of a neighbour
  2. The consent of the occupant or a warrant
  3. Only a badge
  4. A licence from the Registrar
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Correct answer: The consent of the occupant or a warrant

An inspector may not enter a dwelling-house without consent or a warrant.

Source: Firearms Act (S.C. 1995, c. 39), s. 104(1)

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Questions last reviewed: 18 October 2026