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Dominican Republic. 2016 ‘Brokering (Intermediación).’ National Report of the Dominican Republic on its Implementation of the United Nations Programme of Action to Prevent, Combat and Eradicate the Illicit Trade in Small Arms and Light Weapons in All Its Aspects and the International Tracing Instrument; Section 4, p. 3. New York NY: Permanent Mission of the Dominican Republic to the United Nations. 6 May

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Sección 4: Intermediación

Leyes, reglementos y procedimientos administrativos

8. ¿Dispone su país de leyes, reglamentos y/ o procedimientos administrativos adecuados para regular las actividades de los intermediarios en el comercio de armas pequeñas y armas ligeras? SI

8.1. Enumere las leyes o los procedimientos administrativos de su país que regulan las actividades de los intermediarios en el comercio de armas pequeñas y armas ligeras.

La Ley No.36 sobre Comercio, Porte y Tenencia de Armas de Fuego.

No obstante, desde el año 2006, las importaciones de armas de fuego, piezas, partes y municiones están prohibidas para el comercio con particulares mediante Decreto No.309­06 de fecha 24 de julio de 2006.

Oficio del Ministro de Interior y Policía No.3809 d/f 2/9/2014 que ordena la reactivación de la Comisión Mixta Ministerio de Interior y Policía/Ministerio de Defensa (presidida por el MIP), donde se conocen todos los casos de importación de artículos de defensa y seguridad personal que no contravengan lo dispuesto en el Decreto 309­06.

Mediante Resolución No. 360­2016 del Ministro de Interior y Policía d/f 08/03/2016 donde se establece el Protocolo para autorizar la importación de municiones, previa solicitud debidamente motivada y autorizada por el MIP…

8.2. ¿Exige su país el registro de los intermediarios en el comercio de armas pequeñas y armas ligeras? SI

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Section 4: Brokering

Laws, regulations and administrative procedures

8. Does your country have laws, regulations and/or administrative procedures governing brokering of SALW? YES

8.1. List laws and/or administrative procedures regulating SALW brokering in your country.

Act No. 36 on the Commerce, Carrying and Possession of Firearms.

Notwithstanding, since 2006, imports of firearms, parts and ammunition are prohibited for the commerce with individuals, under Decree No. 30906 of July 24, 2006.

Office of the Ministry of the Interior and Police No. 3809 d/f 2/9/2014, which orders the re-activation of the Joint Commission of the Ministry of the Interior/Police/Ministry of Defence (presided by the Ministry of the Interior and Police), through which go all cases of import of defence and personal security materials that do not contravene with provisions of the Decree No. 30906.

Through the Resolution No. 360-2016 of the Ministry of the Interior and Police d/f 08/03/2016, which sets the Protocol to authorise the import of ammunition, with prior request duly motivated and authorised by the Ministry of the Interior and Police…

8.2. Does your country require registration of SALW brokers? YES

[SALW = Small Arms and Light Weapons; MIP = Ministerio de Interior y Policía/Ministry of the Interior and Police]

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