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Tasmanian police will be automatically exempt from current bans on possession and use of ballistic vests.

Call no.:

JNL OCC

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Occupational health news: 2010, n. 900

Year:

2010

Type:

Journal Article

Subject:

Police ; Personal protective equipment

Keywords:

Body armour
Ballistic vests

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