necessary, to carry out a physical inspection in an inspection booth in the presence of an Israeli policeman;

3. The Palestinian Assistant for Security; and
   
   
4. The Palestinian Liaison Bureau coordinating officer defined in paragraph 2.c of Section E below. The number of armed Palestinian policemen may be increased in cases in which both sides agree that the circumstances so necessitate. Such agreement will also include the deployment of the additional Palestinian policemen.
   
   

3. Licensing of Weapons

Palestinian policemen entitled to carry handguns within the Palestinian wing in the course of their duty pursuant to Paragraph 2 above, shall be required to obtain a written license from all of the following:

1. The Council;
   
   
2. The Manager of the Palestinian wing; and
   
   
3. The Director - General.
   
   

4. Handguns and Ammunition

The Palestinian policemen entitled to carry handguns in the Palestinian wing pursuant to paragraph 2 above, shall:

1. carry handguns which shall be:
   
   
1. of 0.22 inch, 7.65 mm or 9 mm caliber; and
   
   
2. secured and tied safely to their body;
   
   

2. carry one magazine with regular ammunition; and
   
   
3. carry their handguns in a uniform and visible manner, as fixed in procedures promulgated by the Director - General pursuant to Section C of this Protocol.
   
   

5. Registration and Storage

1. Handguns carried by the Palestinian policemen:
   
   
1. shall be passed to the Director - General for the purpose of examination before they are brought into the terminal;
   
   
2. their registration numbers shall be noted by the Director - General;
   
   
3. shall be allocated to one user only and not exchanged between Palestinian policemen working in the terminal unless coordinated through the Director-General or whoever was appointed by him for that purpose, and registrated by him;
   
   
4. shall be substituted with other handguns only after the new handgun has been passed to the Director - General for the purpose of examination;

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