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Third-party character references are required.Īuthorities are required to interview an applicant's partner or ex-partner or next of kin before issuing a gun licence. There's no restriction on the number of guns or quantity of ammunition a licensed gun owner can have.Īn applicant for a firearm licence in New Zealand must pass a background check which considers criminal, mental health, medical, addiction and domestic violence. Ms Ardern also confirmed she would push to reform the nation's gun laws, which haven't changed since 1992.Īppliants for a gun owner's licence in New Zealand are not legally required to establish a genuine reason to possess a standard hunting or sports shooting firearm, but specific reasoning is required for pistols and Military Style Semi-Automatic weapons. 'This is an issue that I will look to be discussing directly with Facebook'. 'I haven't spoken to her directly but she has reached out, an acknowledgment of what has occurred here in New Zealand,' she told reporters on Monday. New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern said she had contacted Facebook's chief operating officer Sheryl Sandberg to voice her concerns about the social media giant's sharing of extremist live-streaming material. New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern (pictured in parliament on Tuesday) has contacted Facebook to express concerns about the sharing of extremist live-streaming materialįacebook earlier said it had taken down 1.5 million copies of footage of the shooting that had been live-streamed by Tarrant in the 24 hours after the carnage.Īuthorities and telecommunications companies last week also scrambled to have the videos taken down and urged the public not to share them. There are harsh penalties for sharing the banned material.
'Our priority is to mitigate the harm caused by this material to the New Zealand public, and in particular to the families and loved ones of those who lost their lives in the Christchurch terror attacks.'
'We're aware that for a time after the attacks, this video was widely available on social media and many New Zealanders saw it, sometimes without meaning to,' Chief Censor David Shanks said in statement. The footage was deemed objectionable because of the depiction and promotion of extreme violence and terrorism, which could cause significant harm to those who view it, especially for victims and their families. 'We continue to work around the clock to remove violating content from our site using a combination of technology and people,' a spokeswoman told NewsHub. New Zealand's Privacy Commissioner John Edwards (pictured) urged Facebook to notify police of people who has shared the horrific footage of Christchurch terrorist attackįacebook took down the alleged gunman's footage after it was alerted by New Zealand Police and have since taken down 1.5 million copies.
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