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Two stakeholders in the local firearms industry agree with Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar that the process of obtaining a Firearms User’s Licence (FUL) often depends on the discretion of individual police officers, even when applicants meet all the listed criteria.
They believe additional measures and safeguards are needed to ensure that every applicant is treated fairly and assessed based on the merit of their need for an FUL.
During her appearance at the UNC’s Monday Night meeting at the Penal Secondary School, Persad-Bissessar lamented that there have been occasions where some applicants for firearms were rejected based on a single officer’s opinion or reasoning.
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