Private Security Act 2004
52Notice to licence holder who is the subject of a disciplinary inquiry
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52 Notice to licence holder who is the subject of a disciplinary inquiry
(1) The Chief Commissioner must serve on a holder of a licence, in respect of whom the Chief Commissioner has decided to hold a disciplinary inquiry, a notice—
(a) stating that the Chief Commissioner is satisfied that there are grounds for holding a disciplinary inquiry; and
(b) setting out those grounds; and
(c) specifying whether, during the inquiry, submissions may be made by the licence holder orally or in writing; and
(d) setting out the time within which written submissions may be made to the Chief Commissioner regarding an action that he or she may take under section 56.
(2) This section does not apply if the Chief Commissioner has served a notice on the holder under section 51(2).