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The police will have a fully functional system to keep track of its case exhibits by 6 April.
The previous system was switched off last June after a payment dispute between the police and the supplier.
The portfolio committee was concerned about the accuracy of the information provided to it by the police.
After almost 10 months, the police will finally have a fully functional system to keep track of its case exhibits by 6 April.
The previous system – the Property Control and Exhibit Management System (PCEM) – was switched off by the supplier Forensic Data Analysis (FDA) after the police failed to pay for the system in June.