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When asked today about whether there had been a "massive failure" in the gun licensing process in NSW, Chris Minns who basked in cheers and applause at the Bondi memorial now vaguely says "there was a real mess in relation to the bureaucracy". Isn't he responsible for that bureaucracy?... show more

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