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Calls falling on deaf ears
There’s growing concern in agriculture circles about the overreach by the Queensland Police Service’s Weapons Licensing Branch (WLB) applying increasing restrictions on farmers’ legitimate use of so-called large calibre weapons and other firearms, in their workplace. The increasing unease is around WLB decision-making regarding firearm licence renewals and applications and how the Permit to Acquire applications are approved. The WLB’s misinterpr…
Calls falling on deaf ears - Bundaberg Today
There’s growing concern in agriculture circles about the overreach by the Queensland Police Service’s Weapons Licensing Branch (WLB) applying increasing restrictions on farmers’ legitimate use of so-called large calibre weapons and other firearms, in their workplace. The increasing unease is around WLB decision-making regarding firearm licence renewals and applications and how the Permit to Acquire applications are approved. The WLB’s misinterpr…
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