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Procedure Name | Gun Shop Permit |
Description |
Category
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Licence
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Responsible Agency
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The Royal Eswatini Police
Address: The Royal Eswatini HeadQuarters
Mhlambanyatsi
Mbabane, Swaziland
Phone: (+268) 2404 2502
Email: pico@rsps.org.sz
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Legal base of the Procedure
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Arms and Ammunitions Act No.24 of 1964
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Fee
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License for operating as a gun shop is SZL 1,200 per year
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Required Documents
No.
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Type of information
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Note
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1
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Valid Firearms License
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Supporting documents.
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2
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Application letter to the National Commissioner
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3
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Personal identification document
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Process Steps
Step 1
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The applicant writes a letter to the National Commisioner of Police, requesting to run a gun shop.
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Step 2
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If approved, the gun shop premises are then inspected.
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Step 3
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The applicant then proceeds to pay the processing fee of SZL1,200.
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Step 4
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The National Commissioner then issues out a trading firearm licence to the applicant.
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Step 5
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The trading licence must be renewed yearly thereafter.
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Category | Procedure |
The following form/s are used in this procedure
This procedure applies to the following measures
Name | Measure Type | Agency | Description | Comments | Legal Document | Validity To | Measure Class |
Gun Shop Permit | Permit Requirement | The Royal Eswatini Police Service | This permit is a licence to run a gun shop. An application is made to the National Commissioner of Police (NATCOM) and s/he issues the licence. An amount of E1,200.00 is paid once a year for the permit. | The premises of the gun shop are inspected before approval of application. The owner then receives an end user certificate after approval and payment of application of licence. | The Arms And Ammunition Act, 1966 | 09-09-9999 | Good |
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