Loyiso
Langeni
26
July 2015
The
South African Police Service has revamped its Central Firearm Registry
following reports of allegations of corruption and maladministration.
The
unit is currently handling about 12 000 application per month and is
striving to process and finalise applications for firearm license within a period
of 90 working days.
Police
Spokesperson Brigadier Vishnu Naidoo said they are looking to counteract and
combat the issues of corruption and maladministration within that environment.
"So
far, we are achieving our objectives in terms of finalising applications, we
are about 85% achieving our outcome and we are looking to do this in 100%
level" Naidoo added.
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