Private Security Act 2004
50Power of Chief Commissioner to hold disciplinary inquiry
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50 Power of Chief Commissioner to hold disciplinary inquiry
If the Chief Commissioner is satisfied that there are grounds for believing that—
(a) the holder of a private security licence, if that holder applied for a new licence, would be refused such a licence, (other than in circumstances in which section 47 applies); or
(b) the holder of a private security licence has contravened any condition to which the licence is subject; or
S. 50(ba) inserted by No. 12/2024 s. 21.
(ba) the holder of a private security licence has contravened the code of conduct; or
(c) the holder of a private security licence has engaged in conduct in carrying on any activity authorised by the licence that is unfair, dishonest or discreditable—
the Chief Commissioner may hold an inquiry into the matter.