Security Industry Regulation 2026
65Offence of destroying security recordings—the Act, s 48(2)(g) and (3)
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65 Offence of destroying security recordings—the Act, s 48(2)(g) and (3)
65 Offence of destroying security recordings—the Act, s 48(2)(g) and (3)
(1) A person who deliberately or recklessly destroys, edits, alters, erases or otherwise interferes with a security recording that relates to an incident involving a licensee performing the licensee’s duties that would likely lead to criminal or disciplinary proceedings against the licensee is guilty of an offence.
Maximum penalty—100 penalty units.
(2) A person does not commit an offence under this section if the person destroys, edits, alters, erases or otherwise interferes with a security recording after criminal or disciplinary proceedings relating to the recording have been finalised.
(3) In this section—
security recording means a digital or other photographic recording, including the recording of sounds, created for purposes associated with the carrying on of a security activity or for the protection of property or persons.