Multiple outlets report that Victoria Premier Jacinta Allan is facing criticism over gun policy ahead of the upcoming Victorian state election. Brisbane Times, The Age, and the Sydney Morning Herald all say Allan has been accused of ignoring a national gun reform recommendation. The reporting frames the issue as part of the political debate occurring as the election approaches, with opponents arguing the state should align with the national guidance on gun reform. The sources describe the allegation without citing any specific measures Allan has adopted or declined, and they do not provide details of the recommendation itself in the supplied summaries. The coverage is presented as an accusation made against the premier rather than a confirmed policy breach, and it focuses on the timing and electoral context. Overall, the reports converge on the central claim that Allan is under scrutiny for whether Victoria follows the national gun reform recommendation as campaigning intensifies.