Firearms Act 1996
159Two-yearly reviews
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159 Two-yearly reviews (1) The registrar must, at least once every 2 years, undertake a review of the register to assess the accuracy of information in the register. (2) In undertaking the review, the registrar need not check every entry in the register, but may sample the entries either randomly or systematically to assess the accuracy of information. (3) The registrar must— (a) prepare a written report stating— (i) when the review was carried out; and (ii) the results of the review; and (b) not later than 3 months after the day the review is finished, give the report to the director-general.