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Who is eligible to challenge the CFSC/CRFSC exams without taking the full classroom course?
As of changes in 2015 (Bill C-42), challenging the exam is no longer permitted; all first-time applicants must complete the classroom training.
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Question: Who is eligible to challenge the CFSC/CRFSC exams without taking the full classroom course?
Answer options:
- Anyone who has handled firearms before.
- Former military or police members only. ✅ No one; since 2015, the law requires everyone to take the full course and pass the exams.
- Individuals who live in remote northern communities only.
Correct answer: No one; since 2015, the law requires everyone to take the full course and pass the exams.
Explanation: As of changes in 2015 (Bill C-42), challenging the exam is no longer permitted; all first-time applicants must complete the classroom training.
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