Transportation of Firearms Sample Clauses

Transportation of Firearms. 6.5.1 The transportation of a firearm from the scene of an incident to the place of examination will be the subject of a risk assessment by the GSOC SIO who will, among other things, consider the following matters: • the number and type of firearms to be transported; • the quantity, type and current state (i.e. live or spent) of ammunition to be transported; • the practicalities of transporting the firearm separately from the ammunition; • the distance and route involved in the journey; • the requirement for an armed Garda escort during the transportation of firearms; • the requirement for An Garda Síochána to transport the items, accompanied by GSOC staff; • the need to take the items directly to the place of examination, as opposed to storage at GSOC HQ; and • the requirement for temporary, secure storage overnight.
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