Canadian Firearms Practice · Question
An ATC authorized for 'Protection of Life' implies that:
An ATC does not grant police powers; it only authorizes the carriage of a firearm for self-preservation as a last resort.
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Question: An ATC authorized for 'Protection of Life' implies that:
Answer options:
- The person may use the firearm for any perceived threat. ✅ The firearm is a last resort to protect against death or grievous bodily harm.
- The person has police powers of arrest.
- The person can skip the PROVE steps.
Correct answer: The firearm is a last resort to protect against death or grievous bodily harm.
Explanation: An ATC does not grant police powers; it only authorizes the carriage of a firearm for self-preservation as a last resort.
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