The Tasmania Police recently released guidelines on how it will administer key provisions of the state’s Firearms Act.
However, they are so poorly thought out, they could prohibit all of the firearms being used at the Rio Olympics. Read more »
Category Archives: Gun law administration - Page 8
Tasmania Police target Olympic and disabled shooters – and their own officers – in gun crackdown
Posted by Secretary, CFCV
on July 28, 2016
21 comments
Why we’ve FOI’d the Victoria Police
Posted by Secretary, CFCV
on April 24, 2016
1 comment
If you think the police will play fair with the remaking of the Firearm Regulations 2008, then think again. Read more »
Herald Sun’s refusal to provide a Right of Reply
Posted by Secretary, CFCV
on April 9, 2016
7 comments
Lat this week, the Herald Sun ran not one, but two articles, one of which featured on the front page, plus an editorial campaigning against the Alder and pointing to increased firearm availability.
Apart from focusing on old stories, including the reclassification issue which the federal government has dispensed with, the articles have one glaring omission – any input or comment from shooting interests.
In other words, the shooting community had no right of reply. Read more »
The NFA changes are dead: our lever actions are safe
Posted by Secretary, CFCV
on April 6, 2016
33 comments
(Above: former Primer Minister John Howard)
The Federal Government has announced there will be no changes to the National Firearms Agreement.
Yep, the deal is dead. Our lever actions are safe.
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