❓ A parliamentary question asks if the Liberal Government's proposed changes would prevent individuals fined over $500 from working as security guards. The answer is no.
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(2) Will the Liberal Government’s proposed changes mean that anyone who has been fined over $500 would not be allowed to work as a security guard?
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Answered
31 March 2009
Responded by
Minister for Police
Response time
21 days
(1) The Security and Related Activities Control Amendment Act 2007, was assented to in February 2008. This Act contains the legislative and administrative changes for the licensing of security guards.
Amendments to the Security and Related Activities Control Regulations to support the Amendment Act are currently being drafted. The amended regulations will provide the administrative framework for this legislation
(2) No.
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Amendments to the Security and Related Activities Control Regulations to support the Amendment Act are currently being drafted. The amended regulations will provide the administrative framework for this legislation
(2) No.
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