Panel Discussion

New Firearms Bill- Implications and Concerns

As the conversation around the new Firearms Bill heats up in Parliament’s Joint Select Committee some stakeholders are insisting changes must be made or dire consequences will follow. 

Among those sharing their expert opinion on the proposed changes and concerns are Queens Counsel, Peter Champagnie and Dr. George Stewart, Attorney-At-Law and former 1st vice president of the Jamaica Rifle Association. Dr. Stewart is also an adviser on the new Firearm Bill.

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