Marki is allowing Dominique to use his licensed firearm. According to Section 22 of the Act, is this legal?

Question 10: [Chapter 6, Section 22] ❌ No, this is not legal. Section 22 of the Firearms Control Act 60 of 2000 states that a licensed firearm must be kept in a prescribed safe or strongroom, or under the direct supervision of the licence holder. Allowing another person to use a licensed firearm without the licence holder's direct supervision or without that person having their own licence for that specific firearm is a contravention of the Act. Question 11: [Chapter 6, Section 24(1)] A licence holder must apply for the renewal of a licence at least 90 days before the date of expiry. 90 days Question 12: [Chapter 6, Section 25(1)] If you change your physical address, you have to notify the Registrar within 30 days of the change. 30 days Question 13: [Chapter 6, Section 26(1)] If there is any change with regard to information submitted for a licence, permit, or authorisation, you have to notify the Registrar within 30 days of the change. 30 days Question 14: [Chapter 6, Section 27] Complete the following table showing the period of validity for the following licences: | Section Number | Type of Licence or Permit | Period of Validity | | :------------- | :------------------------------------------------------------ | :----------------- | | 13 | Licence to possess firearm for self-defence | Five years | | 14 | Licence to possess restricted firearm for self-defence | Two years | | 15 | Licence to possess firearm for occasional hunting and sports-shooting | Ten years | | 16 | Licence to possess firearm for dedicated hunting and dedicated sports-shooting | Ten years | | 17 | Licence to possess firearm in private collection | Ten years | Question 15: [Chapter 9, Section 84] If this person was in a public place, they would likely be doing wrong by openly carrying a firearm. Section 84 of the Act requires firearms to be carried in a safe and secure manner, typically concealed or in a prescribed carrying case, unless the person is a security officer on duty or has specific authorization to display the firearm. Openly displaying a rifle in a public place without such justification is generally prohibited and could lead to charges of unsafe handling or illegal possession. That's 2 down. 3 left today — send the next one.