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"director" means the Director of Police Services, Ministry of Public Safety and Solicitor General; strong means a firearm as defined in section 2 of the Criminal Code (Canada); "intermediate weapon" means any weapon other than (a) a firearm used as described, authorized or specified under section 3, or (b) a weapon that when used in its ordinary and intended manner is as likely to cause serious bodily injury or death to a person as a firearm referred to in paragraph (a) and includes a firearm used with ammunition designed to be discharged at a muzzle velocity not exceeding 152.4 metres per second whether or not the firearm is described, authorized or specified under section 3; "police force"  includes a designated law enforcement unit established under section 18.1 of the Act; "supervisor" means a police officer in charge.B.C. Reg. 211/2000, s. 2.] Application of this regulation (2)  Sections 5, 6 (1) and (2), 7 (1) and 12 do not apply to the discharge of a firearm in target practice or in ordinary firearm

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B.C. Reg. 211/2000, s. 8.] Discharge of firearm by chief constable (3)  If the chair is of the opinion that an independent investigation into an incident under this section is warranted, the chair may request assistance under section 68 of the Act. (4)  The chair may make any inquiries into an incident under this section that the chair considers necessary.B.C. Reg. 211/2000, s. 9.] Surrender of discharged firearm 8  If a person is killed or injured as a result of the discharge of a firearm by a member of a police force, including a chief constable, the member must immediately surrender the firearm for ballistic testing to the member's supervisor or an investigating 9  A member of a police force may carry and use an intermediate weapon if (a) use of the intermediate weapon has been approved by the director and a chief constable, and (b) the member has completed a training course and been qualified or requalified on its use under section 10 (2).

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