Several minor tweaks coming:
1. Elimination of the ATT system for target shooters. Authorization to transport to a shooting range or gunsmith will now be an automatic feature of a firearms license
2. Grace period to renew an expired license
3. Extend and expand the amnesty for owners of swiss arms and cz858 rifles
4. Make the safety course mandatory (previously you could self study then challenge the test)
5. Make it easier to take firearms away from people with domestic assault convictions
6. The old grandfathered possession only licenses become full possession and acquisition licenses
These all seem sensible to me. Eliminating the ATT system for ordinary use removes a lot of truly unnecessary paperwork. The expired license grace period is sensible becauseRCMP already runs a CPIC search on every firearms owner every day, so reapplying for a license isn't actually resulting in rejections anyway, they are revoked first same day something new comes up in CPIC.
There is also something mentioned about restricting CFO's from making up arbitrary rules but no details on what that means if anything. It may be a reference to Quebec adding all sorts of special conditions to every license but it isn't spelled out in the announcement.
1. Elimination of the ATT system for target shooters. Authorization to transport to a shooting range or gunsmith will now be an automatic feature of a firearms license
2. Grace period to renew an expired license
3. Extend and expand the amnesty for owners of swiss arms and cz858 rifles
4. Make the safety course mandatory (previously you could self study then challenge the test)
5. Make it easier to take firearms away from people with domestic assault convictions
6. The old grandfathered possession only licenses become full possession and acquisition licenses
These all seem sensible to me. Eliminating the ATT system for ordinary use removes a lot of truly unnecessary paperwork. The expired license grace period is sensible becauseRCMP already runs a CPIC search on every firearms owner every day, so reapplying for a license isn't actually resulting in rejections anyway, they are revoked first same day something new comes up in CPIC.
There is also something mentioned about restricting CFO's from making up arbitrary rules but no details on what that means if anything. It may be a reference to Quebec adding all sorts of special conditions to every license but it isn't spelled out in the announcement.

