BASC Wales officer Meurig Rees told the BBC of “inconsistencies” of the medical side of firearms licensing.
He was interviewed as part of a piece about the Home Office consultation on firearms licensing statutory guidance, including the “fundamentally flawed” medical involvement.
The piece also featured Dyfed-Powys Police – the force area with the highest number of shotgun certificates.
The BBC article can be found here.
Meurig Rees can be seen on BBC Wales Today here, about 14 minutes in.
Read our run down of this year's Game Fair in numbers, from shotgun coaching to BASC Wild Food, our team was out in force across the show.
Day two of The Game Fair saw the presentation of The Stanley Duncan Conservation trophy, alongside Special Presentation Awards and Honorary Life Memberships to those who have made an outstanding contribution to their sector of shooting and conservation.
BASC is one of nine leading rural organisations which have joined the new Aim to Sustain partnership.
