PRIVATE SECURITY (SECURITY FIRMS) REGULATIONS

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PRIVATE SECURITY (SECURITY FIRMS) REGULATIONS - NOTES

PRIVATE SECURITY (SECURITY FIRMS) REGULATIONS
As in force at 22 August 2007

NOTES

A certificate of the Commissioner under the Business Names Act that each business name stated in this application has been registered under that Act must accompany this form.
Where the applicant intends to carry on business as a body corporate, proof of the body corporate's incorporation must also accompany this form.
CERTIFICATION BY MEMBER OF NT POLICE

I confirm that I have received the prescribed information required under section 14(5) of the Private Security Act, being a completed Authority to Release Criminal History form and finger prints of
Name:

Date:
Signature of Member - NT Police Force:
(Name and Rank):

PART B. DECLARATION BY EACH PERSON SPECIFIED IN PART A

6. Name of Applicant specified at Question 1:

7. Name of person (director, partner, &c.) making this declaration:

8. In respect of this application have you:
(a) in the last 10 years been convicted, fined or disqualified by any court, tribunal, board or other authority of the Territory, the Commonwealth or a State or another Territory of the Commonwealth, in respect of any business or other financial dealings in or outside the Territory, or been a member of a company so dealt with? If so, please provide details.
Yes No

(b) in the last 10 years been convicted of any offence(s)? If so please quote the offence(s), relevant date(s), jurisdiction(s) and sentence(s).
Yes No

(c) in the last 10 years been convicted of a disqualifying offence(s)? If so please quote the offence(s), relevant date(s), jurisdiction(s) and sentence(s). Please see over the page for a list of disqualifying offences.
Yes No

(d) been the subject of evidence given in any court or Commission of Inquiry? If so, please provide details.
Yes No

(e) been declared bankrupt or assigned your estate for the benefit of your creditors? If so, please give date(s) and jurisdiction(s).
Yes No

(f) been or are you currently bound by any recognisance (bail condition) or the subject of any charge pending in relation to any offence(s) before a court or commission of inquiry? If so, please provide details.
Yes No

have you been known by an other names? Is so please state.

If so, please provide details.
Yes No

Notes:

Where the applicant is a partnership, each partner in the partnership must complete Part B.
A disqualifying offence is any offence against a law of the Commonwealth where the penalty for the offence is imprisonment for two years or more.
A disqualifying offence is an offence against a section of the Criminal Code specified below.

Section 69 - going armed in public

Section 132 - indecent dealing with child

Section 156 - murder

Section 160 - manslaughter

Section 165 - attempt to murder

Section 166 - threats to kill

Section 177 - acts intending to cause serious harm or prevent apprehension

Section 181 - serious harm

Section 182 - attempting to injure by explosive substances

Section 186 - harm

Section 188(2) - common assault with specified circumstances of aggravation

Section 189A - assaults on police

Section 189 - unlawful stalking

Section 192 - sexual intercourse and gross indecency without consent

Section 192B - coerced sexual self-manipulation

Section 193 - assaults with intent to commit an offence

Section 194 - kidnapping for ransom

Section 195 - kidnapping

Section 196 - deprivation of liberty

Section 210 - stealing (where a custodial sentence is imposed that is wholly or partially served)

Section 211 - robbery

Section 212 - assault with intent to steal

Section 227 - criminal deception

Section 228 - blackmail & extortion

Section 229 - receiving stolen property

Section 231 - taking reward for recovery of property obtained by means of a crime

Section 233 - false accounting

Section 239 - arson

Note: A disqualifying offence is an offence against a section of the Firearms Act specified below.

Section 59 - firearms to be registered

Section 61 - manufacture of firearms

Section 63A - trafficking in firearms

Section 74 - alteration of identification marks

Section 77 - silencers and machine-guns

Section 82 - discharge of firearms on roads, & c.

Section 83 - prohibited use of firearms

Section 84 - discharge of firearms causing danger, & c.

Section 85 - breach of conditions

Section 86 - persons under influence of alcohol or drugs

Note: A disqualifying offence is an offence against a section of the Misuse of Drugs Act specified below.

Section 5 - supplying dangerous drug

Section 6 - receiving or possessing tainted property

Section 7 - cultivation

Section 8 - manufacture and production

Section 9(1) - possession

Section 16 - obtaining prescription by deception

Section 17 - obtaining dangerous drug or precursor by deception

Note: A disqualifying offence is an offence against a section of the Weapons Control Act specified below.

Section 6 - prohibited weapons

Section 7 - controlled weapons

Section 8 - offensive weapons

Section 9 - body armour

DECLARATION

I hereby declare that to the best of my knowledge the particulars furnished for the purpose of obtaining a licence, the subject of this application, under the Private Security Act are true and correct in every detail.

The information provided on this form is collected in accordance with the Private Security Act. Disclosure of information may be made to the Northern Territory Police which collects information for the primary purposes of law enforcement, community safety, road safety and crime and justice services.

Date Signature of person making declaration
under Part B

ENDNOTES

1. KEY
Key to abbreviations

amd = amended od = order
app = appendix om = omitted
bl = by-law pt = Part
ch = Chapter r = regulation/rule
cl = clause rem = remainder
div = Division renum = renumbered
exp = expires/expired rep = repealed
f = forms s = section
Gaz = Gazette sch = Schedule
hdg = heading sdiv = Subdivision
ins = inserted SL = Subordinate Legislation
lt = long title sub = substituted
nc = not commenced

2. LIST OF LEGISLATION

Private Security (Security Firms) Regulations (SL No. 29, 1998)

Notified

4 August 1998

Commenced

4 August 1998

Criminal Code Amendment (Criminal Responsibility Reform) Act 2005 (Act No. 37, 2005)

Assent date

22 November 2005

Commenced

20 December 2006 (Gaz G51, 20 December 2006, p 2)

Private Security (Security Firms) Amendment Regulations 2006 (SL No. 3, 2006)

Notified

15 February 2006

Commenced

15 February 2006

Treasury Legislation Amendment (Revenue Units) Regulations 2006 (SL No. 33, 2006)

Notified

18 October 2006

Commenced

18 October 2006

Statute Law Revision Act 2007 (Act No. 4, 2007)

Assent date

8 March 2007

Commenced

8 March 2007

Business Names Act 2007 (Act No. 1, 2007)

Assent date

8 March 2007

Commenced

22 August 2007 (Gaz G34, 22 August 2007, p 7)

3. LIST OF AMENDMENTS
r 2 sub No. 3, 2006, r 3
amd Act No. 4, 2007, s 2
r 5 sub No. 3, 2006, r 4
amd No. 33, 2006, r 5
r 6 ins No. 3, 2006, r 4
amd No. 33, 2006, r 5
sch amd Act No. 37, 2005, s. 21
sub No. 3, 2006, r 5
amd Act No. 4, 2007, s 2; Act No. 1, 2007, s 76