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Police v Mehmood – indecent assault convictions are offences of violence and therefore grounds for disqualification – discussion on effect of s26 Bill of Rights Act - COA cancelled as convictions mean ne is no longer suitable to be a certificate holder
Ioane complaint – running a business without a licence – working without a COA in required class - threatening and inappropriate behaviour – misconduct – disqualifying conviction – no longer suitable to be a certificate holder – Certificate cancelled.
Police complaint upheld – further offending after COA issued on condition - Ss67 & 74 – COA cancelled.
I Singh complaint – disqualifying convictions – hostility and failure to cooperate with police - no longer suitable to be a certificate holder – COA cancelled
Josephs Complaint – Assault convictions, implicated in further family harm incidents since charges laid – COA cancelled based on disqualifying conviction
Complaint of misconduct dismissed as no factual basis to the complaint – holding a COA only when running a security business is in breach of s 23 of the Act -breach in process of being remedied so no further action.
Member of public complaint – complaint upheld – unsatisfactory conduct – failure to investigate a complaint thoroughly – misleading the Authority - company directed to undergo training – ss73&78 of the Act
Croft complaint – sending abusive & threatening messages in a private capacity amounts to unsatisfactory conduct – written apology already given so penalty reprimand only.
Police objection – alcohol use concerns – previous convictions – ss49&62 – COA issued on condition – supervision – employment by reputable company – completion of counselling
Contravention of the Act by not obtaining approval for new company officer and engaging non licenced entities to carry out security work amounts to misconduct – Penalty fine and reprimand
Mulock-Houwer & Centive Technologies Limited - application for COA and security licence – application did not have 12 months security experience but relevant experience in related industry accepted – licence granted with conditions attached to be reviewed after 12 months.
MOP complaint – Police objection - disqualifying conviction – working without a COA – s 44 - formal reprimand – COA granted on condition
MOP Complaint – providing security services without the appropriate license to do so – ss3, 5,9,10,23, 67, 73, 74, 81, 83 &96 – reprimand – individual license issued – publication
Wood complaint – running a property guard business clamping cars without a licence, failing to wear ID or produce on response – misconduct established – penalty adjourned to be considered at time of likely company licence application.
Objection based on gang membership – being a patched member of the Mongrel Mob is inconsistent with background and character requirements – application for a certificate declined and temporary certificate cancelled.
Minute of outcome of complaint by Indigo Ltd v Isacorp Ltd – complaint dismissed – suppression order in relation to substantive decision.
Complaint by a member of the public – ss 73 & 74 of the Act – regarding the processes of private investigators – expert evidence – potentially vexatious complaint – complaint dismissed
Singh complaint – convicted of murder and sentenced to life imprisonment with 17 year non parole period – COA cancelled
Member of public complaint – CIPU investigation – no COA held – no company license held
Complaint that security guard is no longer suitable to be a security worker on health grounds – complaint proved – suspension of COA extended with ability to apply for suspension to be lifted once health issues addressed.
Complaint that security guard failed to provide certificate number and was aggressive and abusive – referred to CIPU to establish identify of security guard and investigate complaint – insufficient evidence of breach of the Act or unsatisfactory conduct – complaint dismissed
Police Objection - company licence - COA - approved on condition - conviction for violence - Police history - ss62, 63
Complaint upheld - COA cancelled - conviction for violence - failure to engage with Authority - ss62, 74
Complaint - criminal history - convictions for violence - imprisonment - ss28, 62, 74 & 82 - COA approved on condition
Nia Nia - complaint against a COA holder of operating security business without a licence - contravention of Act ongoing despite being advised of obligations - no longer suitable to be a certificate holder - COA cancelled.