> The matches will be run as per the CMP Action Pistol Competition Rules 2023.
> 2023 CMP Action Pistol official amendments and supplementary regulations will apply.
> Six (6) rounds of ammunition may be collected from each competitor and chronographed for power factor.
> Lunch will be provided on both competition days.
> Hot and cold drinks will be available.
> Targets available for practice from Whangārei Pistol Club at cost.
> Competitors are expected to act as target changers and observers for the next detail of competitors.

FIREARMS LICENCE REQUIREMENT
> It is a condition of participation in this event that:
> If you are over 16 years of age, you are the holder of a current New Zealand Firearms Licence.
> If you are under 16 years of age, you are accompanied by and will be participating under the supervision of a holder of a current New Zealand Firearms Licence.
> In either case, either a standard or a visitor’s firearms licence is acceptable.
> At the registration for this event you (or your supervisor, if you are under 16 years of age) will be required to produce your firearms licence. If you do not do so, you will be unable to participate in the event.

REFUSAL OF A PARTICIPANT'S ENTRY TO AN EVENT
If the club receives a complaint in writing on any matter that relates to entry of a match, the club committee will:
1. Establish the seriousness and validity of the complaint, and will assign a match sub- Committee to further investigate the complaint and report back.
2. If valid and reasonable, the committee will write to the person outlining details of the rejection of entry, who, what, why, when, and how, and produce any evidence received or any investigation report made. This will occur with 48 hours of their entry being received.
3. The letter will indicate any breaches of the club rules and give them a copy of those rules.
4. The club committee will ask for a response in writing within 5 days (and no later than 48 hours before the start of the match) and/or to appear in person in front of the match committee to answer the allegations made. The letter will indicate that if no response is received within 5 days (and no later than 48 hours before the start if the match) then the match committee will make a decision based on the evidence it has before it.
5. The match committee will then make a decision citing reasons and an assessment of the evidence before it, referring both to the complaint and any explanation from the affected person and send this decision in writing back to the affected person.
6. The person affected will have a right of appeal to have the matter reviewed by an independent person assigned from another club if needed.
7.The decision will have reasons as to why the person is being excluded from the event and this decision will then be final. Should the decision be made that the person can partake of the event then no late entry fees will be charged. The participant will have a minimum of 48 hours’ notice that they may attend the event.

ANY QUESTIONS REGARDING THE COMPETITION are to be directed to the Match Director at either action@wpc.org.nz or PO Box 10223, Te Mai, Whangārei 0143.