Shooters Union WA Demands Inclusion in Firearms Working Group
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* May 28, 2025 / 1 min read
Shooters Union Western Australia’s State Advocate, Steve Harrison, has formally written to Police Minister Reece Whitby demanding SUWA be included in the recently re-established Western Australian Police Firearms Working Group.
Steve re-iterated SUWA have been established in WA for several years now and are not "blow-ins" or a glorified Facebook group, and expect a seat at the table when it comes to matters affecting firearms users in the State.
So far, however, Steve has not received any response from the Minister beyond the auto-generated receipt acknowledgement e-mail.
If you are in WA, would be a big help if you could also contact Minister Whitby via Minister.Whitby@dpc.wa.gov.au and let him know you support SUWA being included in this Working Group and for discussions relating to all other firearms matters as well.
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