Did you need a letter from a GP at your last renewal?Spoke to my FLO today and looks like from last week in Dyfed Powys you have to submit a medical for a variation going forward with the medical being Valid for a further 6 months if a future variation is needed.
I’m not complaining in my original post about this and having to provide a medical for a variation, in fact it doesn’t bother me at all really. Only issue I see really is the fact it’s only valid for 6 months.
Point of the post was to let others in the same force know what to expect on their next variation or renewal.
Simply not true.As I said before, the Police, Civil service and HO are anti-civilian gun ownership and
will use any means to delay, prevent, stop civilian gun ownership.
If that is the case then the Police/Home Office ought to take it up with the BMA rather than impose a further needless burden on us and the GPs.Surly that tells us that the medical marker for ongoing monitoring is not working, possibly due to the GPs all not playing the game.
If that is the case then the Police/Home Office ought to take it up with the BMA rather than impose a further needless burden on us and the GPs.
Doctors report not a medical. No medical request in HOGLSpoke to my FLO today and looks like from last week in Dyfed Powys you have to submit a medical for a variation going forward with the medical being Valid for a further 6 months if a future variation is needed.
Agreed! Try getting a motorbike licence!! Want a car though, no problem & drive what you want if your folks will pay the insurance, then fill with your mates & drive like an idiot lol. Ever see a bike advert on TVAs I said before, the Police, Civil service and HO are anti-civilian gun ownership and
will use any means to delay, prevent, stop civilian gun ownership.
Simply not true.
Really, where’s your justification “simply not true” do your research.Simply not true.
The involvement of the top levels of the Police, and the HO, in changes to firearms controls since 1920 can perhaps be read in different ways - but my reading in not in accordance with this view.Simply not true.
Sorry but that statement is plainly wrong.Simply not true.
My reply was based on the statement made at post #4.Sorry but that statement is plainly wrong.
Leave law enforcement to the Police with the overwhelming support of shooting people and the general public.
Have Firearms licensing done by a public body with proper training. Make the Home Office Guidance mandatory.
Have a proper, fair, appeals system in place .
Have regular checks and audits on those who carry out the licensing process to ensure nationwide consistency.
Have more civilian FEO's instead of recruiting from the ranks of retired Police Officers and Armed Response Officers. Employ civilians with a shooting background and more extensive knowledge of firearms.
Make it mandatory for all licensing departments to answer the telephone during office hours, 5 days a week.!
Actions speak louder than words.
It does.
As the contents of my firearms cabinets will testify.