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I think such restriction are common in a number of countries. Italy and the creation of the 9x21 to replace the 9x19 comes to mind and in Latin America I think various countries have "military caliber" restrictions. My uncle was a missionary doctor in Ecuador and had to turn in his Savage over/under 20 ga/.30-30 as it was ".30 caliber" and I know a priest who's father was a retired police officer in Mexico who got into hot water for owning a 1911 .45 ACP, that one I suppose technically wasn't because it was "military" but rather because it was larger than the maximum ".38 caliber".
the australian trouble with handguns over 9 mm /. 38 is not so different. also US law that made a .500 caliber handgun legal and a .510 diameter bullet a destrutive devise like a mortar is the same kind of bs.
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Re: french connection