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Who pays for gun buybacks?

Gun buybacks are typically funded by government budgets, sometimes with contributions from different levels of government, as seen in New South Wales where state and federal governments are jointly funding it. This ensures the scheme has enough money to offer attractive prices for firearms, encouraging participation and covering administrative costs.

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