Firearms Owners Association of Australia. NFA Gets Green Light from LNP and Labor in Queensland Parliament. Within days of the Las Vegas Shooting Labor introduces  its Regulation changes to implement the increased restrictions of the National Firearm Agreement conspiracy. Conspire to place impositions on the innocentThese changes have been ready and waiting for nearly a year, waiting for Labor to use a completely un related incident to gain complicity. MOTIONDisallowance of Statutory Instrument. Mr KATTER Mount IsaKAP 7. Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull has been threatening to pass a law to effectively end the use of secure encryption in Australia for a while now. On Friday. KOMBE Seme Maria Luisa Genito Apice Maria Luisa BERNAMA COWGIRLS ENSLINGER TOTH MORMANN VAZGUEZ DEGEORGE CONFUSING Vittorio Emanuele, 104 84010 089853218. I moveThat the Weapons Legislation Lever Action Shotguns Amendment Regulation 2. No. 2. 12 of 2. 01. TELEMMGLPICT000140079645_trans_NvBQzQNjv4BqlcAusd_sKx1kbO8ij4ry8MxDtfDw9XyZmdEnbp3kbtU.jpeg?imwidth=480' alt='No Cd Crack For Devastation Synonym' title='No Cd Crack For Devastation Synonym' />House on 1. October 2. I expect in the debate on this motion tonight that there will be some mudslinging. What is paramount in this debate tonight and what Queenslanders expect when this House deals with the issue of firearms is that the outcomes are significant and genuinely contribute to community safety around firearms. F.png.2f22a8f69a46df559bcea23785078f5a.png' alt='No Cd Crack For Devastation Synonyms' title='No Cd Crack For Devastation Synonyms' />It is paramount that whatever we do here contributes significantly to community safety and is not window dressing, is not a political stunt and is evidence based. Secondly, the debate cannot be emotionally driven. These are very serious issues and there are very serious expectations around this in the community. We need to keep to the facts and evidence based data. That is very important in the context of this debate. I believe that firearm owners are very much demonised in the mainstream media, particularly in metropolitan areas where there is not as much interaction and use of firearms. It is quite easy to judge and misunderstand the culture that surrounds these firearms and the people who use them when people are not used to them and do not interact with them. The issue and reason we are debating this motion tonight is pretty simple. There has been a lot of media hype and obscure media hype around lever action shotguns. The Labor government has decided to attack licensed firearm owners by directing this at lever action shotguns. We have been aware for a long time that this was coming. We gave notice of the disallowance motion last night so that we could debate this tonight. We believe the regulation should be stopped. I firmly believe that the KAP and other cross benchers could stand beside antifirearm people in a debate on firearms and agree on a lot more than they disagree on. If people really want to address community safety and firearms then there are some meaningful things we could do. This is not one of them. This is rubbish. I would like to go back to where this started. There was a You. Tube clip of an imported lever action shotgun. I remind members in the House that it is misleading and quite frankly a lie for people to say that this is new technology. I could have acquired one of these legally in Queensland over the last 3. Some politicians down south got hold of the You. Tube clip. In the context of the National Firearms Agreement people were looking for something to make an issue out of. The National Firearms Agreement is a very meaningful document which has been worked on for 2. People were looking for some meaningful outcomes to address safety issues. This was the firearm plucked out by Minister Keenan. He decided to make a stand on this firearm. Most firearm owners, particularly in western and regional areas where lever action shotguns are predominantly used, are quite bemused about this. It is such an obscure category of firearm to pick on. Everyone is quite confused about why it has attracted all the attention. The heart of the issue is that too many people who do not know what they are talking about have jumped on the bandwagon in terms of this issue and made a political football out of it. That is why we are here tonight debating this. The real issue here is that we are failing to recognise where the real effort should be put in and instead changing a category of shotgun. The National Firearms Agreement is a very meaningful document. The antigun lobby could come together with others and do something meaningful. Let me go through some of the things that could be done. Unfortunately these things are a bit difficult for government and costly so they have been sidelined in this debate. Instead we are talking about one obscure reference in one particular category. Oct 2. 01. 7 Motion 3. The things we could be doing include the following. We could have a permanent amnesty on firearms. How To Install Storm Door With Sidelight more. We just finished an amnesty. That was a great idea. I totally in favour of it. It should be permanent. The next thing we could do is have an instant licence verification system. At the moment we are still using an antiquated paper based system. I could have a gun licence and I could be radicalised or could have a domestic violence order against me and I would not be found out for six months. It is an antiquated paper based system that does not catch up with people. That should be digitalised so that we have an instant licence verification system. That is real safety. That is what we should be debating tonight. Unfortunately, we have a political football on our hands. There will be an illusion of public safety for the people of Queensland, which is a lie. The next thing we should be doing is lobbying the federal government for customs to have more resources to track what is coming into the country in the post. I am sure that members who are going to engage in the debate tonight will have educated themselves by watching the Four Corners program a few months ago. It did not focus on licensed shooters or an Adler. It looked at all of the guns that come in illegally. That is where the problem is. People are bringing Glock pistols into the country by mail order. Customs are not checking 7. I can log onto the internet tonight and order a Glock pistol to come in the post and I have a 7. We are told, That is not a problem. We will not put any resources into that. We will not be lobbying for that. What we are going to talk about is a lever action rifle that a small fraction of shooters use. That is the big problem. That is going to contribute to community safety. That is rubbish. The next thing I would like to talk about is the way this is being used. This goes to the heart of how lever action weapons are used. When politicians were scrambling for some meaningful evidence as to why this gun should be recategorised, they said it has a similar action to a pump action. I challenge you to go and talk to someone who uses firearmsI do not use them a lotand say that to them and they will laugh at you. It is silly. The police in New South Wales finally came up with this idea to tell politicians that. This did not come from a study of weapons, analytically looking at what is a risk and what is not, looking at crimes and where the big risks are and pulling those firearms out. This came from media hype, from politicians trying to grandstand on the issue of firearms. It is sad that we have lowered the level of debate once again in this country. We have lowered the expectations of Queenslanders by using this as a political football and grandstanding on these issues, pretending that we are making them safer. If we want to have an argument about making Queensland safer, I am all for itlet us have it. Let us have a proper debate on meaningful action, but do not bring this rubbish into the House and say that this is going to solve the problem because it will not. Anyone who has spent any time looking at the evidence and the data know that the problems do not come from the licensing part of the industry.