Victorian Consolidated Legislation

Private Security Act 2004 - SECT 31

Chief Commissioner may impose conditions on licence

31. Chief Commissioner may impose conditions on licence



(1) The Chief Commissioner may impose a condition on a private security
licence-

   (a)  relating to any of the following-

   (i)  the completion of any approved training requirements or other training
        determined by the Chief Commissioner as appropriate in respect of the
        licence;

   (ii) the carriage and use of equipment to be used in carrying on the
        activities authorised by the licence;

   (iii) the notification of any serious medical or psychiatric condition or
        impairment that directly impacts on the licence holder's ability to
        carry on the activities authorised under the licence;

   (iv) the supervision of the licence holder in carrying on activities
        authorised by the licence; or

   (b)  that is prescribed; or

   (c)  that the Chief Commissioner thinks fit to impose.

(2) The Chief Commissioner may impose on a private security individual
operator licence that authorises a person to carry on an activity, a condition
that the person is only authorised by the licence to carry on the aspect of
the activity that is specified in the licence.