It is unclear what situation could arise where the so-called due diligence would ever be required or examined. To the extent that it is, it is surprising that none of the comments above have raised the issue of due diligence on the part of the stalker, which is actually the more serious issue. If someone is stalking on your ground who does not have the necessary licence or insurance, that's not likely to be an issue in the real world. On the other hand, if a stalker is shooting on land where the syndicate or promoter of the scheme does not own the land, have permission or have the stalking rights, then the stalker is committing a criminal offence. How many of the people above have kept copies of the landowner's permission to specified people to operate a syndicate or guide clients and allow sub-letting of the sporting rights, the syndicate insurance policy, photo ID of the people involved and their FACs etc etc? I suspect not all and I wonder if the OP has been offered full due diligence details by the operator of his syndicate.Where a copy of FAC might be required is if any incident occurred subsequently which required official testing of landowner/syndicate due diligence in the vetting process.
They would, but they would also be able to work from just the name and the certificate number. Nothing more is necessary, therefore nothing more is justifiable.A good compromise position that I have used in the past is to supply a copy of the FAC but with the address redacted. [Ethiopian Airways take a copy of FAC if you transit Addis Abbaba. Have your edited version ready to give them...]
I.e. photocopy your FAC with a Post-It stuck over the address. All the terms of your licence and your name and image are available and any official enquiry would be able to work from that.
Assuming you have also redacted the address on any other document provided. Any halfway competent hacker will be able to identify from image matching, and I'd still be wary of providing a list of firearms and ammunition entitlement to anybody not legally required to hold it. Everyone is apparently forgetting that gun owners all have an explicit legal duty to ensure the security of their firearms at all times so far as is practicable. In the event of guns being stolen:In this scenario, you will have proven who you are to the syndicate/landowner with multiple ID [Drivers, Passport, etc] so he does not need the address on the FAC. Thus if the FAC document is filched by hackers it cannot, on its own, reveal locations of firearms.
Policeman: "Did anybody else know you kept guns here?"
Burglary victim: "Only some friends who I can identify and the people and landowners running some syndicates I joined?"
Policeman: "Do you have their full details?"
Burglary victim: "No, not really. I found the syndicates on the internet and the guy who runs it is called X and has this mobile number/email."
Policeman: "Do you know, with evidence, that they are not criminals?"
Burglary victim: "Er...no."
Policeman: "I see. Are you sure that you haven't done anything silly or negligent to compromise the security of your firearms? You realise that would be a criminal offence?"
Burglary victim: "Um...."
Policeman: "Do you know that they were legally entitled to offer you stalking? How did you prove that you weren't poaching?"
Burglary victim: "Er..."