The benefits of accurate information through marking are easily lost, however, when tagged weapon parts are replaced by unmarked parts or codes are deleted.

Weapon parts where deleting the markings would render the weapon inoperable would therefore have to be parts with small tolerances.

Thus, the next question was whether it would be possible to raise the cost of replacing marked parts.

These activities included mine awareness, explosive ordnance disposal, mine marking and community mine marking, all aimed at reducing the number of casualties to as close to zero as possible.

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We reckon that we are a bit over halfway to our goal zero impact, zero footprint.

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And of course, at Ground Zero what else?

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So, firstly, a specific working group in Switzerland examined whether it would be possible to mark a part that could be replaced secondly, whether one could mark a part such that erasure of the code would render the weapon inoperable and, thirdly, whether it would be possible to mark a weapon with a code that could be deleted.

A possible solution could be to mark those parts which are most difficult and most expensive to replace or rebuild.

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Here, we face a dilemma police services say the more markings there are, the more expensive replacement of the specific parts becomes.

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