Police v Jerome – Disqualifying convictions and prison sentence – Mandatory grounds for cancellation – COA cancelled.
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Police v Jerome – Disqualifying convictions and prison sentence – Mandatory grounds for cancellation – COA cancelled.
Police complaint upheld – drug convictions – provision of false information – application decision – ss 62, 74, 85, 96C
Police complaint upheld – drug convictions – COA cancelled – ss 62, 74 85, 96A
Complaint upheld - charge of methamphetamine for supply - COA cancelled - ss 74, 83, 90 6C
Complaint against Protekus Security Limited - engaging security guards without COAs s 45(1) - working without a licence in the required class s21 - not keeping property records or complying with obligations in the Act - Outcome likely to be cancellation of licence but with a 2 month deferral.
Police v Laifone - close association with gang members and illegal drugs, failing to wear security ID - no longer suitable to be a COA holder - COA cancelled, ss 67, 83(ab) & (e), 81(1)(b)
Police complaint upheld - not displaying ID - statutory requirement to display ID while working - - formal reprimand - ss 4, 67, 74, 81, 83, 96C
Complaint dismissed - security providers to uphold conditions of venue entry - ss4, 73,74,78,81,96C
Police v Lefaoseu complaint – Firearms convictions are grounds for disqualification – COA cancelled.
Police v Singh - Complaint after conviction for offence of violence - complaint adjourned with final opportunity to apply for waiver of grounds for disqualification if sentence completed without any breaches.
Singh Penalty decision – Disqualifying conviction – conditions for waiver not met – COA cancelled.
Police v Lawrie Pau - working as a security guard with a COA - wearing gang supporters clothing while working in security - hostile attitude towards police misconduct established - COA cancelled.
Police v Shaw - running a security business without a licence and permitting a person to act as a security guard without a COA is misconduct - COAs cancelled, reprimanded and fined.
Police v Taumoepeau – Conviction for Possession of cannabis for supply – grounds for disqualification – COA cancelled.
Conviction for burglary – COA cancelled – no response – ss 62, 74, 76, 85, 96A
Police v Naea – failing to wear security ID a contravention of s 67 and therefore misconduct – reprimand and warning given
Leave to file a complaint against a private investigator refused due to insufficient legal and factual basis – Insurance assessors are not covered by the Act – failing to provide details of training is not unsatisfactory conduct.
Police v Narayan complaint – disqualifying conviction and sentence – no application or waiver or other response – COA cancelled
Police v Saufoi – Disqualifying conviction – Grounds for disqualification waived – COA suspended for up to 20 months
Police v Unsworth complaint – disqualifying convictions – mandatory grounds for cancellation – COA cancelled
Police v Tuivai – disqualifying conviction and prison sentence – mandatory grounds for cancellation – COA Cancelled.
Police v Galuva’a – disqualifying conviction and prison sentence – mandatory grounds for cancellation – COA Cancelled
Police v Kumar complaint – conviction for offence of violence – mandatory ground for cancellation – COA cancelled.
Leave refused to file a complaint of misconduct against private investigators in relation to conduct of a workplace theft investigation - employment claims and criminal investigations under way - PSPLA investigation could compromise these investigations - conditions set for refilling complaint once other investigations concluded.
Complaint against company supplying security workers to Health NZ - breaches of PSPPA Act partially established but now remedied - no further penalty - Discussion about adequacy of security services provided where integrated contacting model - these are not a breach of the PSPPA Act or any regulations made under the Act.