New Quebec gun legislation, Anastasia's law, now in effect

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Wow, this didn't take long at all. :uhh::rolleyes: Another knee jerk reaction and step in the wrong direction. Paranoia all over the fucking place. Instead of placing the fault on the individual and the individuals parents for not noticing that he was fucked up; they now create a law that insights more hate crimes against gun owners. Fuck I hate this country when it comes to shit like this. :mad::doh:

New Quebec gun legislation, Anastasia's law, now in effect

Last Updated: Monday, September 1, 2008 | 4:04 PM ET

The Canadian Press


Quebec's new gun control legislation, Bill 9, came into force Monday.
The legislation is dubbed Anastasia's law in memory of 18-year-old Anastasia DeSousa, who was killed during the September 2006 Dawson College shooting.
The law bans the possession of firearms in schools and daycare centres, and on public and school transportation.
Fines for contravening the law forbidding firearm possession on those premises range from $500 to $5,000.
Under the new rules, teachers, gun club owners, and public transit and health-care workers are also required to report suspicious behaviour relating to firearms, even if it contradicts doctor-patient or any other confidentiality.
Further, there will be mandatory supervision of target practice where restricted and banned firearms are in use.
'These are small measures'

Wendy Cukier of the Coalition for Gun Control says the new law is a step in the right direction.
"These are small measures, but improvements are always incremental," she said in a phone interview.
Cukier praises the law's provision on reporting suspicious behaviour.
"A lot of the information about risk factors is not in police databases, but in the community," she said. "It's giving police additional tools as well as resources and will have an impact."
While Canada's gun control laws are largely a federal responsibility, Cukier noted that provincial legislation can strengthen the federal laws and limit loopholes.
Quebec's new laws were drafted after Kimveer Gill killed De Sousa during a shooting rampage at Dawson College. Another 20 people were injured.
Quebec now has some of the strictest gun control laws in Canada.
Montreal's École Polytechnique massacre in 1989, where a gunman shot and killed 14 women, led the federal government to toughen gun laws.
Cukier will continue to lobby for stricter gun control.
She noted that Gill possessed a semi-automatic weapon and was a member of a gun club.
"We're still working to ensure that military-style weapons are not available to civilians," she said.
 
"Health care workers are required to report suspicious behavior as it relates to firearms even if it contradicts patient-doctor or any other confidentiality" :rolleyes:

This is the blatant disregard for a long standing privilege between patient and doctor. Would this also extend to patients with HIV that disclose a premiscuis lifestyle ? Or any other communicable disease ? After all, it's in the interest of safety for the public at large isn't it ?

What would constitute "suspicious behavior?" :uhh:

If I tell me phsychiatrist that I enjoy target shooting and tactical carbine rifle courses is he or she going to report this as suspicious behavior ? Possibly even report it to authorities as a probable domestic terrorist plot ? :rolleyes:

It's not going to be long till this type of legislation comes down a few miles south to the USA.
 
Wow, this didn't take long at all. :uhh::rolleyes: Another knee jerk reaction and step in the wrong direction. Paranoia all over the fucking place. Instead of placing the fault on the individual and the individuals parents for not noticing that he was fucked up; they now create a law that insights more hate crimes against gun owners. Fuck I hate this country when it comes to shit like this. :mad::doh:

"The law bans the possession of firearms in schools and daycare centres, and on public and school transportation.
Fines for contravening the law forbidding firearm possession on those premises range from $500 to $5,000."

No doubt, THAT will prevent anyone from shooting up such places...
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"The law bans the possession of firearms in schools and daycare centres, and on public and school transportation.
Fines for contravening the law forbidding firearm possession on those premises range from $500 to $5,000."

No doubt, THAT will prevent anyone from shooting up such places...
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Love the sign. LMAO !!:D
 
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