Raceview Motors Alberton – Proud Sponsors of the CHASA Branded Vehicle
Proud Sponsors of the CHASA Branded Vehicle
Letter Offering Assistance With Legal Representation From CHASA And Martin Hood
Read MoreDraft Firearm Report
Most of us are aware that the GOSA interim interdict was dismissed for reasons that are not relevant to this report.
SA Hunters vs CFR Court Ruling
CHASA – Congratulates the South African Hunters & Game Conservation Association
The Confederation of Hunters Association of SA congratulates the CEO, Executive and management of “SA Hunters” on their pivotal and decisive court triumph in their case against aspects of the Firearms Control Act (60 of 2000) as handed down in the North Gauteng High Court today.
We have had some small insight into the diligence, hard work, long hours and calculated risk which the SA Hunters team have put in and can attest to what a magnificent effort it was. It is also sad, but true that at every step of the way the State (SAPS/CFR) could, and should have engaged with SA Hunters and all firearm related stakeholders to rectify the patent problems that exist with both the legislation and the implementation thereof which would have solved the problems much sooner and without litigation being necessary.
Salient features of the judgement. Otherwise click here for the full judgement:
- declare Sec 24 & 28 of the Firearms Control Act (60 of 2000) unconstitutional.
- gives the State 18 months to rectify.
- deems all expired licenses valid pending such rectification.
- respondent (State) to pay costs.
CHASA Senior Hunters Course Manual
Read MoreCHASA CEO Christmas 2020 message
To the Executive, Board, Members of CHASA and all fellow hunters and wildlife sector stakeholders At the end of this year, which has without a doubt been one like no other in the history of mankind, it is fitting for us, as hunters, to reflect on the world that was, the world that is, and most importantly what we want the world that will be, to be. Not one of us could have imagined, just before Christmas 2019 just how things would turn just a few months later. Even a month back, again things started to look like “normality” was again becoming a possibility only to have the latest surge of what now appears to be a somewhat mutated form of this cursed virus spring on us like a bolt from the blue. Clearly, 2021 looks now to be as challenging as 2020 was.
Results of CHASA Game Meat Survey – English Version
CHASA (The Confederation of Hunters’ Associations of South Africa) conducted a survey among South African hunters during May 2020 on the hunting of animals and the use of the meat thus obtained.
Congratulations and Expression of Appreciation on your 60th Annual General Meeting
Read MoreCHASA Advice To Holders Of Firearms With Expired Licences
Following our notice dated 4 July 2018 wherein we expressed our view that the only an AMNESTY, Declared by The Minister, can solve the current crisis facing firearm owners who failed to renew their licences in terms of Sec 24 of the FCA, we are extremely pleased to share the information that this now appears to be the likely outcome.
HASA to DSC and CIC – Captive Bred Lions
We have read with disappointment your recent outputs regarding captive bred lion and the follow up wherein you solicit support from further organisations. We have also studied PHASA’s comprehensive letter to you of 26 November. The CHASA Exco fully ratify and support the contents of the PHASA letter in this regard and you can align our stance with theirs on issues raised therein.
CHASA Submission To DEA High Level Panel
CHASA Submission as invited in Notice 221 of 2020
CHASA Formal Submission on the DEFRA Consultation on the Controls on the Import & Export of Hunting Trophies
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