Draft Regulations relating to security providers protecting and safeguarding game reserves

The Minister of Police has published a document entitled “Draft Regulations relating to security providers protecting and safeguarding game reserves” for public comment by no later than the 27th May 2022.

This may or may not be of interest depending on whether or not FEDHASA has members who are involved with private game reserves.

Although the regulations directly concern those businesses that provide security services to either private or public game reserves, they may be of interest to the actual reserve owners and operators.

I will leave it to you to decide.

Unfortunately the document is part of a larger publication – see pages 52 to 102. Please click below to view the publication:

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