Conspiracy to commit firearms offence in other jurisdiction
120A Conspiracy to commit firearms offence in other jurisdiction
A person is guilty of an indictable offence punishable under the Criminal Code if, in Tasmania, the person conspires with another person, wherever located, to commit an offence against a foreign firearms law.
A person is guilty of an indictable offence punishable under the Criminal Code if, by doing any act or making any omission in Tasmania, the person – instigates another person, wherever located, to commit an offence against a foreign firearms law; or enables or aids another person, wherever located, to commit an offence against a foreign firearms law; or abets another person, wherever located, in committing an offence against a foreign firearms law.
In this section – foreign firearms law means a law, of a jurisdiction outside Tasmania, that provides for the regulation, registration or control of firearms or like weapons.
This provision refers to the regulations (the regulation
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