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National firearms theft monitoring program

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• Start date: 2006

Description

This program reports on the nature and characteristics of reported firearms thefts in Australia. It provides information on the performance of firearms regulation and monitors the use of stolen firearms in criminal activities.

The program was established following a recommendation by the Ministerial Council for Police and Emergency Management - Police, Firearms Policy Working Group, for a long-term examination and monitoring of firearms theft in Australia. The program is funded by the Australian Government under the Proceeds of Crime Act 2002 for a period of four years, commencing on 1 July 2006.

Related links

• Project: National Firearms Monitoring Program 
• Weapons

Recent publications

• Firearm theft in Australia 2008–09
  31 October 2011
• Firearm theft in Australia 2007-08
  12 January 2010
• Firearm theft in Australia 2006-07
  01 December 2008
• Court outcomes for firearm offences in Australia
  01 June 2008
• Storage arrangements for firearms at time of theft, 2005-06
  04 March 2008
• Australian firearm thefts, 2004-05
  03 April 2007
• Firearms theft in Australia 2005-06
  01 January 2007
• Firearms theft in Australia 2004-05
  01 January 2007
• Firearms theft in Australia : a six-month exploratory analysis
  01 February 2006
• Firearm related deaths in Australia, 1991-2001
  04 November 2003
• Firearms theft in Australia
  04 June 2002
• Firearm-related morbidity in Australia, 1994-95 to 1998-99
  01 March 2001
• Firearm-related violence: the impact of the Nationwide Agreement on Firearms
  04 May 1999
• Firearms and violence in Australia
  04 February 1988

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