Queensland parents who lost son to stabbing attack take legislation crusade global
The last time he saw his son Jack, Brett Beasley made a promise that something good would come from this tragedy.
Jack was just 17 when he was fatally stabbed during a brawl on the Gold Coast in 2019.
Since then, Brett and Jack's mum, Belinda, have successfully campaigned for Jack's Law, giving police the power to scan and seize weapons from people in public.
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For several years Brett and Belinda Beasley have campaigned for Jack's Law, giving police the power to scan and seize weapons from people in public. Nine
It's now in place across most of the country - and soon, maybe the world, after the couple were invited to pitch Jack's Law to politicians in the UK.
A Current Affair spoke to Brett and Belinda about their mission to continue their son's legacy.
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