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PrintNDP MP Comartin predicts if long-gun registry scrapped it will be temporary
House vote on Sept. 22 is on concurrence motion on whether the bill should be allowed to proceed.
If the government's controversial long-gun registry is finally dismantled, it will only be temporary, says NDP MP Joe Comartin who also hopes that a recent RCMP evaluation report on the Canadian Firearms Program showing the gun registry is a "useful tool for law enforcement" will convince 12 NDP MPs to change their minds about passing a private member's bill to kill the program.
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NDP MP Comartin predicts if long-gun registry scrapped it will be temporary
House vote on Sept. 22 is on concurrence motion on whether the bill should be allowed to proceed.
If the government's controversial long-gun registry is finally dismantled, it will only be temporary, says NDP MP Joe Comartin who also hopes that a recent RCMP evaluation report on the Canadian Firearms Program showing the gun registry is a "useful tool for law enforcement" will convince 12 NDP MPs to change their minds about passing a private member's bill to kill the program.
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