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If a court is making a Firearms Prohibition Order (FPO) against you, they can add special conditions. These conditions are in addition to the standard conditions and are to stop you accessing firearms. The court will only add these conditions if they think it's necessary.
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When making an FPO against an offender, the court may impose any 1 or more special conditions, additional to the standard conditions, that the court considers are reasonably necessary to prevent the offender from accessing, possessing, or using any firearms or related items.
