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Police complaint upheld – disqualifying convictions – active charges – ss62,74
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Police and member of public complaints upheld – misconduct established – disqualifying factors – no longer suitable to work in security – dishonesty – CIPU report findings of misconduct - ss 62, 79, 80. 82, 83 – COA and individual licence cancelled
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Objection on the basis of previous gang affiliation – s53(3) – COA approved on conditions – must advise of change in employer – supervision
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Member of the public complaint - unsatisfactory conduct while working as a crowd controller - reprimand and warning
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Objection upheld - COA declined - s53(1) unsuitable character to work in security - inability to work in partnership with Police - relationship between Police and security works fundamental
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Member of the public complaint - s74 - vexatious - complaint dismissed
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Towgood-Taiwhanga - complaint by police - no longer suitable to be a certificate holder because of history of family violence and refusal to cooperate with police - wanted for arrest for breaches of protection order - certificate cancelled.
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Liavaa - Police complaint - disqualifying conviction - certificate cancelled.
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Havea complaint - Based on disqualifying convictions - Facing further charge of breach of sentence of home detention - Certificate cancelled.
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Galuega - police complaint after conviction of making an intimate recording - security technician's certificate cancelled.
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Kumar - police complaint following assault conviction - grounds for disqualification apply - COA cancelled.
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Williams police complaint - theft conviction - at the time certificate holder thought he was entitled to repossess good because of money owning - waiver of grounds for disqualification granted and COA renewed.
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Complaint against security guard in relation to alleged assault at a nightclub, incident report obtained that did not support allegations in complaint - complaint dismissed on the papers.
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Complaint against security guard in relation to alleged assault at a nightclub, incident report obtained that did not support allegations in complaint - complaint dismissed on the papers.
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P Fifita complaint - disqualifying convictions and warrant issued for further charges - no longer suitable to be a certificate holder - certificate cancelled.
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Police Complaint - s74 - disqualifying convictions - dishonesty - mental health - complaint on hold - COA holder may retain COA on condition
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Police Complaint upheld - theft whilst working in security - misconduct - SS 62, 64, 82
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Complaint against Watchmen Security Limited and Bonnie Hunt - Employing security workers without a COA and running a security business after license expired is in contravention of the Act and therefore misconduct - Penalty, warning and reprimand.
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Junior O’Connell complaint – no longer suitable to be a certificate holder after repeated failure to appear in court on violence and dishonesty charges – warrants issued – certificate cancelled.
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Complaint company engaged crowd controller who did not hold a COA and continued to operate after licence expired – breaches were oversight only and processes changed to prevent further breaches – reprimand and warning.
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Complaint of breaches of s 66 and 67 of Act by failing to wear ID badge, produce COA on request or advise details of employer. Complaint proved – risk of badge being stolen is not a threat to safety of person – contravention of act is misconduct – ordered to attend training and reprimand
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Complaint dismissed – ss66,73,74 – unsatisfactory conduct not found – supermarket security
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Police complaint – unsatisfactory conduct & no longer suitable to be a certificate holder – one event not work related insufficient to conclude no longer suitable to be a certificate holder given positive work references – unsatisfactory conduct established – reprimand and order of further training.
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Member of the Public complaint – Unsatisfactory conduct established - PI engaged by someone who wished to remain anonymous to contact the complainant and tell her that her husband was having an affair – no independent investigation – should not have accepted engagement.
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Complaint of carrying on business as a crowd controller without a licence, complaint established. Breach ongoing despite being advised licence required – referred back to CIPU for possible prosecution – COA suspending pending further investigation