Yes, but again, the operative question that goes yup the root of the issue, is, "who gets to decide?" the very same federal government that seeks to limit our rights. If given that power, they would, under the guise of public safety end up finding cause to restrict access to an inordinate number of citizens. Considering the number of people in prescription psychotropic drugs, or a past history of such prescriptions, plus minor recreational drug use, etc, and you have recipe for wholesale gun ban. We have to remember, that in the USA, the right to bear arms was buoy for hunting, or even home defense, but rather as a safeguard against tyranny. Thus, the government has a conflict of interest and should recuse itself in this issue.