By Tusika MartinThe entire issue of polygraphing will be reviewed. President Bharrat Jagdeo is not happy with the expansion of the polygraph that is currently taking place.During a press conference yesterday,Cheap NFL Jerseys China, the Head of State said that once an agency is selected then all the staff, from ‘top to bottom’,Wholesale NFL Jerseys 2018, should undergo the test.He noted that he was one of the strongest advocates of extending the polygraph testing from CANU to other agencies.He said that while he still believes that polygraphing is a very useful tool,Cheap Hockey Jerseys, he believes that for it to have maximum impact it has to be done in “controlled circumstances” and “where the units are small.”“From the time you start using it as a tool in larger agencies,Wholesale NFL Jerseys, where they have the numbers running to hundreds of people, you are going to have problems.”The Head of State pointed out that if there is active investigation and someone has been identified, then the agency can request that that person take the polygraph.“I am very reluctant to do so in larger agencies,” he said. According to the President, when those at CANU were tested everyone in the unit underwent the polygraphing so that it is not perceived as unfair.“If you start hand picking from agencies …and if you only hand pick people on the ground…often corruption goes up through the agency…This is why I have spoken to the Cabinet about this…We have to be very careful about doing this except in special circumstances where you may be pursuing an investigation.”He added that it is impossible to have 500 or 600 people polygraphed.“Any tool you have that you over rely on or abuse and you do not apply it in the right circumstances after some time it loses its effectiveness…That is how I see the polygraphing issue here.”Last week, Deputy Head of the Customs and Trade Administration,Chris Chelios Jersey, Ingrid Griffith, and 13 other employees of the Guyana Revenue Authority, refused to undergo polygraph testing mandated by the GRA with the support of the Cabinet Secretary, Dr Roger Luncheon.They said that their refusal stemmed from the nature of the questions being asked. They also said that the testing should be done from the top down.GRA Commissioner General Khurshid Sattaur has since said that the polygraph testing is targeting those employees who interface with the public on a daily basis.He said that such officers work on the wharves or process import documents.Sattaur pointed out that the enforcement officers are also a part of the people to undergo polygraph testing.In Guyana, no legislation provides for the use of polygraph tests, but Sattaur said that the tests are necessary to weed out corrupt officers.Asked about the cost of the test,Jerseys NFL Cheap, Sattaur said that he was unaware of this, but that it might be in the interest of the Government to spend $30 million to save more.The Guyana Government, however, has already fired the top brass of the country’s Customs Anti-Narcotics Unit (CANU) for failing polygraph tests. Policemen and airport guards have already been tested.