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It follows a ban on military-style semi-automatic rifles and a nationwide gun buyback enacted shortly after the March 2019 killing spree by Australian national Brenton Tarrant, China LOW PRESSURE SPRAY GUN AFCAPR Company a self-avowed white supremacist.Tarrant is being held in a high-security jail after pleading guilty to 51 charges of murder, 40 of attempted murder and one of terrorism.The New Zealand Police Association said the legislation was long overdue."But it does not define us, what defines us is the actions we took to stop such a terror attack happening again," he said.

New zealand gun ban, firearm registry, christchurch mosques massacre, gun laws, jacinda ardern.Other changes include tougher punishments for illegal firearm possession and closing a loophole that allowed a foreigner like Tarrant to legally purchase an arsenal of weapons before the massacre.Parliament passed legislation to establish a firearms registry to track every gun in the country and ensure only a "fit and proper person" can hold a firearms licence.Parliament passed legislation to establish firearms registry to track every gun after ban on military-style semi-automatic rifles last yearAn armed police officer standing guard outside the Al Noor mosque during Friday prayers in Christchurch.Nash said the registry would finally provide police with data on how many firearms were in legal circulation, while the fit and proper person test would ensure gun owners were responsible enough to own a firearm.

"This law will, along with continued vigilance by police, gun owners and communities, mitigate the flow of guns into the hands of those who want them for criminal reasons," president Chris Cahill said.He is yet to be sentenced because of delays in the court system caused by the coronavirus pandemic. (AFP)Wellington: New Zealand further tightened its firearms laws Thursday in the wake of the last year's Christchurch mosques massacre, when a lone gunman murdered 51 Muslim worshippers.Police Minister Stuart Nash said the legislation was an important step in making New Zealand a safer place after last year's "devastating" killings, the worst mass shooting in the country's modern history.