The Queensland Civil and Administrative Tribunal has upheld the decision of the Queensland Police Service to revoke the firearms licence of Kent Jenkinson, a self-identified sovereign citizen who referred to himself as “His Serene Highness.” The police argued that Jenkinson's ideologies made him unfit to possess firearms, citing concerns about public safety. During the tribunal, Jenkinson claimed he was non-violent and entitled to his political beliefs, despite previously being associated with individuals linked to the Anti-Corruption Academy. Although the tribunal found no evidence suggesting Jenkinson posed a risk to public safety, it emphasized the strong public interest in denying him a gun licence, particularly given his past caution for unlawful firearm disposal. The tribunal concluded that the public would likely be concerned about a person with sovereign citizenship beliefs being entrusted with a weapon.