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1. ARLA - Form 5 Club licence application [docx, 18 KB]

   INDICATIVE FORM FOR TERRITORIAL AUTHORITY GUIDANCE ONLY Form 5 Application for club licence or renewal of club licence Sections 100 and 127(2), Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act 2012 To the Secretary District Licensing Committee [name of territorial authority] Application for [State whether application is for club licence or renewal of club licence] is made in accordance with the particulars set out below. Details of applicant • Full legal name or names to be on licence: [state] • Whether...

2. 2021 NZPSPLA 029.pdf [pdf, 90 KB]

   ...Number PSPLA 004979 / 2020 IN THE MATTER OF Complaint against HAMPTON POUMALE under s 73 & 74 of the Private Security Personnel and Private Investigators Act 2010 HEARD By telephone on 9 November 2021 ATTENDANCES H Poumale – licence and certificate holder A Kumar – Investigator, Complaints, Investigation & Prosecution Unit DECISION [1] Hampton Poumale holds a certificate of approval and an individual licence in the classes of crowd controller, proper...

3. 2025 NZPSPLA 046 pdf [pdf, 89 KB]

   ...2024 the Licensing Authority was informed that security guards were working for Marlborough Security & Services Limited (MSSL) without current certificates of approval. Our records also showed that MSSL had not filed an annual return since its licence was granted in 2017. I accordingly referred MSSL and its sole director Malaki Mulitalo to the Complaints, Investigation and Prosecution Unit (CIPU) for investigation and report. [2] CIPU concluded that MSSL had contravened: • Sec...

4. Local alcohol policies

   ...decisions about alcohol licensing applications. LAPs are optional; local councils don't have to have one. If they want to, 2 or more local councils can develop a joint LAP. What a LAP can cover By having a LAP, communities can: limit the location of licences in particular areas or near certain types of facilities such as in specific neighbourhoods or near schools or churches (this doesn't apply to special licences) limit the density of licences by specifying whether new licences or types of li...

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5. Apply by mail

   PSPLA DELIVERY CHANGES  Starting  Monday 15 November , all PSPLA products (including badges, licences and certificates) will be mailed directly to the company, residential or postal address provided in the application form.  No  PSPLA products will be sent to NZ Post Office locations for collection.  Find out how to apply by mail for a private security licence or certificate of approval. It costs more and takes longer to apply by mail than it does to apply online. To app...

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6. Licences & certificates

   ...Licensing Authority To work as - or own a company doing - private security or investigation work you need to apply to the Authority for a licence or certificate first. Alcohol Regulatory & Licensing Authority The Authority doesn't issue alcohol licences and manager certificates but you can appeal to the Authority if you're not happy with a district licensing committee decision. Licensing Authority of Second-hand Dealers & Pawnbrokers Second-hand dealers and pawnbrokers can apply to...

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7. 2025 NZPSPLA 040 pdf [pdf, 120 KB]

   ...work as a security guard knowing he did not at the time hold a current COA. However, they say this was not a deliberate contravention of the Act as there were extenuating circumstances. Mr Mealamu also accepts he worked for MSL after his individual licence expired in 2003. However, as an officer of the company he thought he was covered by the company licence. Mr Mealamu also accepts the supporting letter he wrote in support of Mr Smith may have mislead the Authority but says he did not wr...

8. FIANZ-Submission.pdf [pdf, 13 MB]

   ...not have detected the terrorist it certainly did not find that the Police’s failures did not contribute to the Attack. 13 Our central contention is that, but for the New Zealand Police’s failures in issuing the terrorist with a firearms licence, the Attack would not have occurred, so that the Police’s failures can justifiably be said to have resulted in the Attack. Argue that the Police should never have issued the terrorist with a firearms licence, that in doing so the...

9. Arms-Act-rewrite-summary-version-of-the-discussion-document.pdf [pdf, 181 KB]

   ...scope include: • changes to legislation other than the Arms Act, such as the Crimes Act 1961 • the transfer of the Firearms Safety Authority to a different government department • the Firearms Registry • exemptions from holding firearms licences, endorsements, and permits to possess for members of some government agencies to fulfil their duties, such as military operations by the New Zealand Defence Force. If you want to know more about how we are working thr...

10. 2024 NZPSPLA 119.pdf [pdf, 120 KB]

    ...so, are they guilty of misconduct? • If DCL are guilty of misconduct what is the appropriate penalty? • Was Mr PMB obstructive and uncooperative? If so, is he guilty of unsatisfactory conduct? • Could giving advance warnings to venues that licence checks were being carried out amount to unsatisfactory conduct? Was AB working as a crowd controller on 27 September? [4] CIPU observed AB standing at the entry of the bar owned by RH and working as security by checking IDs. He...