Category Archives: Shooter information

Firearm policy & legislation, Government, Shooter information

NSC scores Opinion Piece in Herald Sun

Posted on by Neil Jenkins

IN MID APRIL, several News Limited papers ran multiple stories obviously fed to it by our famous ‘gun control researchers’ who used the 25th anniversary of Port Arthur to argue that the states have been dragging their feet on the National Firearms Agreement. The stories were a hatchet job by News which failed to provide […]

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New South Wales Government, Queensland Government, Shooter information

REGISTRY SPIES: Qld snoops while NSW dupes

Posted on by Neil Jenkins
03
Apr

The Queensland registry is lobbying the Queensland Government to access to the Commonwealth’s MyHealth Records system to use the information it holds against shooters. Meanwhile, the New South Wales registry is duping our veterens into providing medical information in exchange for free firearm licences. Our advice is that: If you live in Queensland and suspect […]

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Queensland Government, Shooter information

Queensland authorities remain silent over data breach

Posted on by Neil Jenkins

WALL OF SILENCE: Queensland authorities have gone to ground after being challenged to put in measures to monitor gun thefts after they accidently released confidential firearm registry information of over 500 people in the Moreton area. The list of identifiable email addresses was accidently leaked by Queensland Police in January, when ironically, it was advising […]

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Queensland Government, Shooter information

Queensland Police’s ironic breach of firearm security

Posted on by Neil Jenkins

QUEENSLAND POLICE have compromised the security of firearms held by licensed firearm owners in the Moreton area, after sending an email out to licence holders reminding them of their responsibilities to keep their firearms safe after what they claim was a substantial number of firearm thefts. The email, which went to 528 recipients, was sent […]

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Regulators, Shooter information

“Tinder” claim: How Victorian shooter licence info is being used

Posted on by Neil Jenkins

RISKY ACCESS:  Lawyers, accountants, journalists, politicians, teachers, and even children as young as 12 and disabled, who have done nothing wrong, are having permanent criminal record profiles routinely created for them in what one state MP has called a ‘Tinder’ system for bored police officers. Victoria Police maintains a Law Enforcement Assistance Program database – […]

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Firearm data, Shooter information

Do our police access your medical information?

Posted on by Neil Jenkins

COULD OUR REGISTRIES use the information that we’re storing on My Health Record against us?We were curious as well – so we went looking for the answer to the question. Summary: In mid-February, the National Shooting Council submitted a Freedom of Information request to the Department of Health seeking information on what if any access […]

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Regulators, Shooter information

Do our police access your medical information?

Posted on by Neil Jenkins

COULD OUR REGISTRIES use the information that we’re storing on My Health Record against us? We were curious as well – so we went looking for the answer to the question.  Summary:  In mid-February, the National Shooting Council submitted a Freedom of Information request to the Department of Health seeking information on what if any […]

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