The World Assembly;
WORRIED that no legislation exists to prevent those who carry out domestic abuse from owning a firearm.
CONCERNED that they might use them to carry out further abuse.
ACKNOWLEDGING that firearms regulations can be contentious national issues.
FINDING that there are no rational reasons for those convicted of domestic abuse to be able to own a firearm.
RESOLVED that domestic abusers should not be able to possess or purchase a firearm.
Hereby;
1. Defines a "Convicted Domestic Abuser" as any legal person convicted of abusing, neglecting, or otherwise significantly harming members of their family, including but not limited to, spouses, children, parents, as well as other dependents and partners.
2. Prohibits any legal entity from selling a firearm to a convicted domestic abuser.
3. Mandates that member nations remove firearms from the possession of those convicted of domestic abuse.
