Romanian Deputies Raise Minimum Age For Possession Of Lethal Weapons To 25

Romania's Chamber of Deputies has adopted a bill raising the minimum age requirement for possession of lethal weapons to 25, from the current 18.

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The bill was adopted with 206 votes for, four votes against and four abstentions.

It also says owners of lethal weapons must pass a regular psychological examination, held every year for people aged 25-70, and every six months for people older than 70.

The bill was previously rejected by the Senate, but the Chamber of Deputies is the deciding house.

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