The Saskatchewan government introduces amendments to the Firearms Act aimed at addressing concerns over the federal government’s controversial buyback plan. Minister of Public Safety Tim McLeod emphasizes the amendments ensure that lawful firearms owners receive appropriate compensation, due to the devaluation of their property resulting from federal legislation.
These changes also enhance the powers of the Saskatchewan Firearms Commissioner, allowing for better regulation of firearms ranges and other administrative oversight. Notably, firearms owners will soon have access to a software portal that facilitates the identification and valuation of their assets affected by the federal plan, helping to secure compensation before funding runs out.
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