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The proposed law says you will have a group called the Firearms Licensing Review Committee. This group will check decisions made by the chief executive about firearms licences. They will look at decisions to not give you a licence, to add conditions to your licence, or to take your licence away. You can appeal if the chief executive decides not to give you a licence under section 67, or if they add conditions to your licence under section 74. The committee will also review decisions to take away your licence under sections 151 or 156. The committee's job is to review these decisions to make sure they are fair.
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The function of the Review Committee is to review decisions of the chief executive—
