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We Imagined It

So…

You know all those arms inspectors asking to record your ‘A’ category firearms?

To take pictures of them and collect serial numbers?

Apparently that never happened:

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OK then.

Firstly – what utter deceit.

But good. Now you have it on record that there is NO compunction to do this.

There is no requirement.

There is apparently no desire from Police HQ.

So what about the Police Minister’s response to the Law and Order committee’s insane recommendations?

Lets look at number 11:

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 Require Police to record serial numbers of all firearms upon renewal of licence or inspection of premises Reject – voluntary process to continue

There is NO ‘Voluntary process’.

There never was.

Please do not EVER validate the over reach of Police by EVER agreeing to provide ‘A’ category serial numbers. Ever.

The Vetting Form…

Oh and here is the vetting form where the ‘A’ category serial numbers are supposedly not recorded.

Sick of the lies and contempt yet? We are.

These forms need changing. So does the training of the vetting officers.

record me

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6 responses to “We Imagined It”

  1. paul clarke Avatar
    paul clarke

    it happened to me. refused to comply and the evil bitch black listed me for renewal until arms office came to the party

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  2. Doug Avatar
    Doug

    The recent ‘Toilet’ case was the nail in the coffin of trust … every and any statement or answer made by Police concerning firearms needs must first be regarded as agenda driven ‘untruths’ … then carefully investigated to determine that the pontifications have any basis at all in law … or indeed have all the appearances of self-serving lies.

    This is the sad depths to which the mal-administration of Arms law and firearms control have sunk in our weeping Country IMIO

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  3. B Avatar
    B

    Their plan is obvious. Revoke the licences of anybody claiming that Police tried to get access to their A cat safe as they are obviously suffering from a group delusion, therefore mentally unwell and not fit and proper.
    Yes they tried it on my renewal also.

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  4. MrPlac Avatar
    MrPlac

    That reply is complete bullshit. I was told It was policy to collect a list of my firearms at my 20 year renewal. I was not given a choice she simply started taking them down and the police do have a list of my firearms and not by my request.

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  5. Doug Avatar
    Doug

    Why does the title make these words run through my head?

    Imagine there’s no heaven
    It’s easy if you try
    No hell below us
    Above us only sky
    Imagine all the people living for today

    Imagine there’s no countries
    It isn’t hard to do
    Nothing to kill or die for
    And no religion too
    Imagine all the people living life in peace, you

    You may say I’m a dreamer
    But I’m not the only one
    I hope some day you’ll join us
    And the world will be as one

    Imagine no possessions
    I wonder if you can
    No need… [to record serial numbers]
    [Imagine! It’s easy if you try!]

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  6. simpleton1 Avatar
    simpleton1

    I think there is a place for those smart phones video/cams.

    Give them the “warning”, this will now be recorded, of your actions and what you say. For the record this is date, time. Name of officer, number etc. and then your self.

    The other possible way is to have a good friend there, just being a witness, to all the proceedings. Sort of a McKenzie friend. After all it is by appointment and time suitable for you. (and friend)

    I do wonder if your armaments could be held at a friend’s place, (legally of course in a fire arms safe) for the time of the inspection of your “safe”.

    We should not be driven to do such things.

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