Article 10 of Weapons and Ammunition Law

Members of the diplomatic and consular corps of other states and guards accompanying official delegations shall be exempt from obtaining a licence to possess or hold a weapon, subject to reciprocity. An exempted person must submit to the Ministry of Interior a statement of the weapons or ammunition in his possession, their descriptions and their number. He must also report every change to this statement, all within the periods and in accordance with the procedures specified by the Minister of Interior. Article 11 (1) The Minister of Interior shall issue a decision specifying the implements considered bladed weapons or dangerous air weapons, and the prohibited places referred to in this Decree-Law. The Minister shall also issue a decision setting out the conditions, procedures and rules for possessing or holding any type of weapons, bladed weapons and dangerous air weapons in relation to the conduct of sporting activities. Article 12 (2) The provisions concerning the possession or holding of weapons, bladed weapons and dangerous air weapons shall not apply to those issued to each of the following: 1 - Members of the Police Force. 2 - Military personnel serving in the National Guard. - Military personnel serving in the Army. - Members of the General Fire Force. e - Persons working in entities specified by the Minister of Interior.