A leading gun-control group, PolySeSouvient, is accusing the Canadian Liberal government of not doing enough to ensure firearms are properly vetted before entering the market. While the government has proposed regulations requiring businesses to share technical firearm details with the federal firearms registrar, the group argues for a more comprehensive approach that includes a technical assessment of each firearm before it's sold.
OTTAWA — A leading gun-control group is accusing the Liberal government of watering down a promise to ensure firearms are properly scrutinized before entering the Canadian market.
The proposed regulations would require businesses to provide certain data to the registrar before importing or manufacturing a batch of firearms. However, businesses would not have to wait for a response from the registrar, ensuring no disruption of supply chains or a company's activities. A federal analysis published late last month along with the proposed new measures says the regulations would "partially address" the group's concerns, but do not "address calls for physical inspection of all firearms prior to entry into the Canadian market."In a statement, PolySeSouvient said the planned measures fall short of a commitment from former public safety minister Dominic LeBlanc.
Ottawa Liberal MP David McGuinty recently took over the public safety portfolio from LeBlanc. Rachel Bendayan, a Montreal Liberal MP, was named associate public safety minister.
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