It's to align the English and the French in the case of (d).
In the case of (f), it's to align the French with the consistency of the French vocabulary used elsewhere in that part, sir.
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Director General, Policing and Firearms Policy, Department of Public Safety and Emergency Preparedness
It's to align the English and the French in the case of (d).
In the case of (f), it's to align the French with the consistency of the French vocabulary used elsewhere in that part, sir.
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