Abbott-Turnbull clash over gun laws deepens

Ông Tony Abbott giơ tay xin phát biểu

Ông Tony Abbott giơ tay xin phát biểu Source: AAP

Former prime minister Tony Abbott says the Turnbull Government should do whatever it needs to ensure rapid-fire guns are not available in Australia.


He maintains he never made a deal with Senator David Leyonhjelm to change gun laws, insisting it was the Abbott Government that stopped the importation.

But Senator Leyonhjelm claims the Abbott Government agreed to insert a sunset clause of 12 months on the ban against importing the Adler lever-action shotgun.

He's now been backed by Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull, who's today told the parliament he has made inquiries and is satisfied that the minister for justice made a deal in the full knowledge of the office of the then-prime minister, Tony Abbott.






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