As the elphant reaches us, we step deftly to one side, swing around, and boot the passing elephant in the rump. Today, there are no funds for it, no staff to run it, and no building space to store the firearms. If the elephant wants to continue with the TAN procedure, it will have to pay damages to every dealer in Canada. In more and more cases, the dealer has gone under, and gone out of business. The government is responsible for that, and must pay damages.
Procedures have to be changed.
Space has to be rented to store the guns.