The Police are the ones that administer that Arms Act, So if the definition of fit and proper isn't defined in legislation or defined in case law then what do you expect the Police to do? It is in fact in the legislation that it is up to the opinion of a commissioned Officer in the Police to decide whether a person is fit and proper to be issued a licence, so common sense would say that this applies to any endorsement within that licence.
Are you implying that nobody needs a licence to possess a firearm if it's for hunting or sports shooting? Or is that not a lawful? Are you saying that a normal FAL allows me to use MSSAs for shooting tin cans because I can lawfully use a A Cat firearm for it? So I can lawfully possess a E Cat firearm?! From what you're implying a FAL wouldn't be needed by anyone.
Police administer the Arms Act so it is up to their opinion, when not stated in law, whether it is lawful or not but the judge has the final say, if Police couldn't use their opinion then how much of the many acts (Crimes, Misuse of Drugs etc) could they really enforce?!
Stop playing word games with the Arms Act, some of those points are just silly.
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