Private Security Act 2004
56Actions Chief Commissioner may take at inquiry
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56 Actions Chief Commissioner may take at inquiry
If, after considering all the material available to the Chief Commissioner during a disciplinary inquiry, the Chief Commissioner is of the opinion that a ground set out under section 52(1)(b) has been established in relation to a private security licence, the Chief Commissioner may decide to do any one or more of the following—
(a) take no further action;
(b) reprimand the holder of the licence;
(c) impose or vary a condition on the licence;
(d) suspend the licence for a specified period of no more than one year;
(e) suspend an authority under the licence—
S. 56(e)(i) amended by No. 12/2024 s. 23.
S. 56(e)(ii) amended by No. 12/2024 s. 23.
(ii) to carry on a security activity—
for a specified period of no more than one year;
(f) cancel the licence;
(g) cancel an authority under the licence—
S. 56(g)(i) amended by No. 12/2024 s. 23.
S. 56(g)(ii) amended by No. 12/2024 s. 23.
(ii) to carry on a security activity;
(h) order that the holder of a licence cancelled under this section not be entitled to apply for a private security licence for a specified period of no more than 5 years from the date that cancellation takes effect;
(i) order that the holder of a licence in respect of which an authority has been cancelled under this section, not be entitled to apply for a variation of the licence to include the authority that has been cancelled for a specified period of no more than 5 years from the date that cancellation takes effect.