Elisabeth Mann, whose husband died by suicide using a legally held shotgun, is calling for changes to how health professionals report concerns about firearm owners. Mann says her husband, 63, took his own life on 1 February last year and that an inquest heard his GP failed to pass on concerns to police. She is urging the introduction of “Alan’s Law,” named after her late husband, which would require GPs to alert police when they believe a firearm owner is experiencing a mental health crisis. The proposal is aimed at improving safeguards by ensuring relevant authorities are informed when clinicians assess that an individual who legally holds a firearm may be at risk. Mann’s campaign focuses on the role of primary care in identifying risk and on strengthening communication between GPs and law enforcement. The reports present her views and reference the inquest findings about the failure to notify police in her husband’s case.