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SECURITY PROVIDERS ACT 1993
TABLE OF PROVISIONS
Long Title
Contents
Part 1--Preliminary
1. Short title
2. Commencement
3. Definitions
4. Who is a security provider
4A. Who is a bodyguard
5. Who is a crowd controller
6. Who is a private investigator
6A. Who is a security adviser
6B. Who is a security equipment installer
7. Who is a security officer
7A. Who is a relevant person
8. What is a security firm
8A. What is security equipment
Part 2--Licences
Division 1--Requirement for licence
9. Requirement to be licensed
Division 2--Application for licence
10. Application
11. Entitlement to licences—individuals
12. Inquiries about person's appropriateness to hold licence
12AA. Costs of criminal history report
12A. Notice of change in criminal history
12B. Commissioner may give investigative information
12C. Use of information obtained under s 12, 12A or 12B
13. Entitlement to licences—corporations or firms
14. Decision on application
14A. Continuation of restricted licence
Division 3--Conditions and term of licence
14B. Statutory conditions
15. Imposed conditions
16. Term of licence
Division 4--Amendment of licence
17. Amendment of licence on application
18. Amendment of licence by chief executive
19. Notice to return licence for recording amendment
Division 5--Other provisions about licence
20. Renewal of unrestricted licence
21. Grounds for suspension, cancellation or refusal to renew
21A. Approved security industry association must give notice of persons whose membership of the association ends
22. Procedure for suspension, cancellation or refusal to renew
23. Return of suspended or cancelled licence
24. Automatic cancellation on conviction
25. Replacement licences
25A. Production of licence
25B. Approval of security industry associations
Division 6--Review of licence decisions
26. Review by QCAT of particular decisions of chief executive
Division 7--Fingerprint procedures
27. Fingerprints to be taken
28. Chief executive must refuse to grant, or renew, licence if fingerprints have not been taken
29. Commissioner to give chief executive information about a person's identity derived from fingerprints
30. Use of fingerprints by Commissioner
31. Destruction of fingerprints
Part 2A--Temporary permits
31A. Purpose of temporary permit
31B. Term of temporary permit
31C. Application for temporary permit
31D. Application of pt 2 to temporary permit
31E. What temporary permit must state
31F. Permit holder taken to hold appropriate licence if complying with conditions
Part 3--Inspectors
32. Appointment of inspectors
33. Inspector's identity card
34. Production of inspector's identity card
35. Entry of place by inspector
36. Warrants
37. Warrants—applications made otherwise than in person
38. Inspector's general powers in a place
39. Procedure after thing seized
40. Power to require name and address
41. Power to require information from certain persons
42. False or misleading information
43. Power to require production of documents
44. False or misleading documents
45. Obstruction of inspectors
46. Compensation
Part 4--General
47. Identification to be worn by crowd controller
48. Confidentiality of information
49. Protection from liability
50. Offences are summary offences
51. Evidentiary provisions
52. Delegation by chief executive
53. Approved forms
54. Regulation-making power
Part 5--Transitional provisions for Security Providers Amendment Act 2007
55. Definitions for pt 5
56. References to crowd controller licence
57. Existing crowd controller licence
58. Requirement to be licensed—security adviser or security equipment installer
59. Application of s 9 penalty
60. Existing application for licence
61. Existing conditions on licence
62. Existing application for renewal of licence
63. Existing proceedings
Part 6--Declaratory provision
64. Declaratory provision for s 29
Part 7--Transitional provisions for Fair Trading (Australian Consumer Law) Amendment Act 2010
65. When provisions relating to application for licence, or renewal of unrestricted licence, do not apply
66. Deferral of application of provisions relating to application for renewal of unrestricted licence
Part 8--Transitional provision for Weapons Amendment Act 2011
67. Meaning of disqualifying offence
SCHEDULE 1 -- DISQUALIFYING OFFENCE PROVISIONS UNDER THE CRIMINAL CODE
SCHEDULE 2 -- DICTIONARY
Endnotes
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