Section 4A of the Firearms Act defines “possession” within the context of the Firearms Act. A firearm is taken to be in possession of a person so long as it is in or on any premises owned, leased or occupied by, or if the firearm is in the care, control or management of a person. However, a person does not have “possession” of a firearm if: 1. The firearm was placed in or on, or was brought into or on to, the premises by or on behalf of a person who was lawfully authorised to do so by the Firearms Act; 2. You did not know or could not reasonably be expected to have known that the firearm was in or on the premises; or 3. On the evidence before a Court, it could not be said you were in possession of the firearm