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Officials reported public-safety and transit activity: police on pace for nearly 18,500 squad car calls in 2026 and hiring updates; the fire department reported 3,761 calls year-to-date and October 2026 as its busiest month; NCAT ridership noted growth to about 77,000 projected rides this year.

The NSW gun buyback started today. You're going to see a lot of photos of guns being handed in. That's not the change I'm worried about... I've dealt with around 50 firearms matters in the past six months. Again and again it's people losing their licence over something that happened five or ten years ago. And since the law changed, there's no independent tribunal to look at whether that decision was right. NCAT review is gone. If you want the decision looked at again, it goes back to police. Before I was a defence lawyer I was a police officer, then a police prosecutor. So I've seen this from a few angles. In this one I walk you through: - why you can lose a firearms licence without being charged with anything - how old history, including mental health events, is being weighed right now - suspension vs revocation vs cancellation (they're very different) - mandatory disqualifications, discretion, and what "public interest" actually means here - why removing the umpire matters, even if the decision turns out to be right Even if you'll never own a gun, you should care how the government decides someone can't hold a licence anymore, and who checks the decision when it's wrong. Roy Butler MP has introduced a bill to bring NCAT review back: https://www.parliament.nsw.gov.au/parliamentary-business/bills/bill-details?billId=18957 Got a legal question? Subscribe. Every week I answer the questions you send in, for free. 📖 My book, Objection: objectionbook.com.au This video is general information about NSW law, not legal advice. If you've been sent a notice about your licence, get advice on your own situation, because time limits may apply. #GunLaws #nsw #Firearms #GunBuyback #australianlaw

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The NSW gun buyback started today. You're going to see a lot of photos of guns being handed in. That's not the change I'm worried about... I've dealt with around 50 firearms matters in the past six months. Again and again it's people losing their licence over something that happened five or ten years ago. And since the law changed, there's no independent tribunal to look at whether that decision was right. NCAT review is gone. If you want the decision looked at again, it goes back to police. Before I was a defence lawyer I was a police officer, then a police prosecutor. So I've seen this from a few angles. In this one I walk you through: - why you can lose a firearms licence without being charged with anything - how old history, including mental health events, is being weighed right now - suspension vs revocation vs cancellation (they're very different) - mandatory disqualifications, discretion, and what "public interest" actually means here - why removing the umpire matters, even if the decision turns out to be right Even if you'll never own a gun, you should care how the government decides someone can't hold a licence anymore, and who checks the decision when it's wrong. Roy Butler MP has introduced a bill to bring NCAT review back: https://www.parliament.nsw.gov.au/parliamentary-business/bills/bill-details?billId=18957 Got a legal question? Subscribe. Every week I answer the questions you send in, for free. 📖 My book, Objection: objectionbook.com.au This video is general information about NSW law, not legal advice. If you've been sent a notice about your licence, get advice on your own situation, because time limits may apply. #GunLaws #nsw #Firearms #GunBuyback #australianlaw

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The NSW gun buyback started today. You're going to see a lot of photos of guns being handed in. That's not the change I'm worried about... I've dealt with around 50 firearms matters in the past six months. Again and again it's people losing their licence over something that happened five or ten years ago. And since the law changed, there's no independent tribunal to look at whether that decision was right. NCAT review is gone. If you want the decision looked at again, it goes back to police. Before I was a defence lawyer I was a police officer, then a police prosecutor. So I've seen this from a few angles. In this one I walk you through: - why you can lose a firearms licence without being charged with anything - how old history, including mental health events, is being weighed right now - suspension vs revocation vs cancellation (they're very different) - mandatory disqualifications, discretion, and what "public interest" actually means here - why removing the umpire matters, even if the decision turns out to be right Even if you'll never own a gun, you should care how the government decides someone can't hold a licence anymore, and who checks the decision when it's wrong. Roy Butler MP has introduced a bill to bring NCAT review back: https://www.parliament.nsw.gov.au/parliamentary-business/bills/bill-details?billId=18957 Got a legal question? Subscribe. Every week I answer the questions you send in, for free. 📖 My book, Objection: objectionbook.com.au This video is general information about NSW law, not legal advice. If you've been sent a notice about your licence, get advice on your own situation, because time limits may apply. #GunLaws #nsw #Firearms #GunBuyback #australianlaw

The NSW gun buyback started today. You're going to see a lot of photos of guns being handed in. That's not the change I'm worried about... I've dealt with around 50 firearms matters in the past six months. Again and again it's people losing their licence over something that happened five or ten years ago. And since the law changed, there's no independent tribunal to look at whether that decision was right. NCAT review is gone. If you want the decision looked at again, it goes back to police. Before I was a defence lawyer I was a police officer, then a police prosecutor. So I've seen this from a few angles. In this one I walk you through: - why you can lose a firearms licence without being charged with anything - how old history, including mental health events, is being weighed right now - suspension vs revocation vs cancellation (they're very different) - mandatory disqualifications, discretion, and what "public interest" actually means here - why removing the umpire matters, even if the decision turns out to be right Even if you'll never own a gun, you should care how the government decides someone can't hold a licence anymore, and who checks the decision when it's wrong. Roy Butler MP has introduced a bill to bring NCAT review back: https://www.parliament.nsw.gov.au/parliamentary-business/bills/bill-details?billId=18957 Got a legal question? Subscribe. Every week I answer the questions you send in, for free. 📖 My book, Objection: objectionbook.com.au This video is general information about NSW law, not legal advice. If you've been sent a notice about your licence, get advice on your own situation, because time limits may apply. #GunLaws #nsw #Firearms #GunBuyback #australianlaw