Sentences with phrase «firearms licensing processing»

We were very disappointed that accurate information on firearms licensing processing times could not be produced at a recent meeting with police and department of justice officials.

The British Association for Shooting and Conservation is urging members in Scotland to take part in a survey of the firearms licensing process

BASC has asked the Home Office to reconvene the Medical Evidence Working Group amid concerns that Lincolnshire Police and Lincolnshire Medical Council (LMC) are seeking to introduce non-statutory elements to the firearm licensing process

BASC has welcomed a pledge by Thames Valley Police to immediately and urgently review its firearms licensing process

The British Association for Shooting and Conservation has met with Kieran Donnelly, Northern Ireland Auditor General, to alert him to delays in the firearm licensing process

Not exact matches

Commerce said in a statement to McClatchy said it already has a framework in place to oversee the export process: an export - control enforcement office, an export - licensing agency and an end - use verification program that currently govern export of 12 - gauge shotguns, optical sighting devices for firearms and crime - control equipment.

BASC has welcomed Home Office changes to the application process for firearms licensing as a sensible response to several years of consultation with the association, the police and other key groups.

But it appears the LMC and Lincolnshire Police are determined to continue operating outside the Home Office guidance on firearms licensing, which provides a national framework for processing applications and renewals.

It is of grave concern to BASC that Lincolnshire Police are considering introducing a non-statutory process into the firearm licensing regime.

The three - stage system will keep applicants informed at key points and BASC hopes it will also reduce delays in the licensing process by lessening the workload on the force's firearms licensing team.

Gary Ashton, BASC director of firearms operations, said: «Essex have acknowledged their performance in relation to firearms licensing has fallen far below where they would wish to be, but they are working hard to improve their turn - around times with the introduction of more proportionate processes.

BASC's specialist firearms team has been asked by Thames Valley Police to work with them to reduce delays in the licensing process.

Although I regret not licensing my firearm, I am not embarrassed by my firm belief in the Second Amendment to the U.S. Constitution or in the Due Process of Law provided all American citizens.