Western Australian Consolidated Regulations Western Australian Consolidated Regulations (1) The alarm
surveillance register is to set out, in relation to each occasion on which a
security officer whose services are supplied by a security agent responds to a
security alarm that is monitored by the security agent —
(a) the
full name and licence number of the security officer;
(b) the
address of the premises protected by the security alarm;
(c)
details of what caused the alarm to activate;
(d) the
dates and times when —
(i)
the alarm was activated;
(ii)
the security officer arrived at the protected premises
(if attendance was required);
(iii)
the police arrived at the protected premises (if police
attendance was required); and
(iv)
the owner or occupier of the protected premises was
notified that the alarm had been activated;
and
(e)
details of the action taken by the security officer.
(1a) The alarm
surveillance register of a security agent is to set out, in relation to each
occasion on which a security officer whose services are supplied by another
security agent responds to a security alarm that is monitored by the security
agent —
(a) the
address of the premises protected by the security alarm;
(b) the
name of the security agent that supplied the services of the security officer;
(c) the
name of the individual who, on behalf of the security agent that supplied the
services of the security officer, dealt with the request to supply those
services;
(d) the
dates and times when —
(i)
the alarm was activated;
(ii)
the owner or occupier of the protected premises was
notified that the alarm had been activated;
and
(e)
details of what caused the alarm to activate, if known.
(1b) The alarm
surveillance register of a security agent is to set out, in relation to each
occasion on which a security officer whose services are supplied by the
security agent responds to a security alarm that is monitored by another
security agent —
(a) the
name of the security agent that monitored the alarm;
(b) the
name of the individual who, on behalf of the security agent that monitored the
alarm, requested the supply of the security officer’s services;
(c) the
name and licence number of the security officer;
(d) the
address of the premises protected by the security alarm;
(e) the
dates and times when —
(i)
the security officer arrived at the protected premises;
and
(ii)
the police arrived at the protected premises (if police
attendance was required);
(f)
details of what caused the alarm to activate, if known; and
(g)
details of the action taken by the security officer.
(2) The details
referred to in subregulations (1), (1a) and (1b) must be recorded in the
register as soon as practicable after the event in question occurs.
[Regulation 37 amended in Gazette
1 Sep 2005 p. 4078-80.]