Halatanu complaint - not wearing a security ID while working and failing to produce COA or provided details to investigate is contravention of the PSPLA Act and misconduct - reprimanded & directions as to further training.
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Halatanu complaint - not wearing a security ID while working and failing to produce COA or provided details to investigate is contravention of the PSPLA Act and misconduct - reprimanded & directions as to further training.
Re SPS Security Limited - Application for company licence declined as company was guilty of misconduct by operating without a licence, trying to cover up breaches of the Act, and providing misinformation to the Authority and CIPU. Guidelines about steps that need to be taken before new application will be considered.
Police v Pesaleli-Smith -Complaint after disqualifying convictions - significant recent history of family violence - waiver declined & COA cancelled.
Police v Jama complaint - disqualifying convictions - COA expired - barred from applying for a COA for 2 years.
Police complaint upheld - further disqualifying conviction - breach of COA condition - unsatisfactory conduct found - COA to continue but on actively monitored conditions - further breach will result in immediate suspension - ss 4,28,62,74,77,78,79 & 82 of the Act
Police v Hand complaint - dishonesty & firearm convictions - COA cancelled.
Member of Public complaint - held to be vexatious as complaint filed an appeal before a decision was made - leave to file the complaint refused.
Complaint of misconduct after person dealt with through Te Pai Oranga alternative dispute resolution - Behaviour out of character - police did not attend hearing complaint dismissed.
Police complaint - COA holder discharged without conviction on offence of violence - COA reinstated with condition attached.
Complaint upheld - COA cancelled, company license declined - guilty of misconduct - failure to keep business records - employment of uncertified guards - CIPU findings accepted - ss4, 45, 69, 75, 80, 83 96C of the Act
Lee-Staveley complaint - pointing a bb gun at a workmate amounts to misconduct - COA cancelled.
Police complaint upheld - disqualifying convictions - COA cancelled - ss62, 74, 96C
Complaint - no longer suitable to be a certificate holder due to series of events culminating in admission to Mental Health Unit - by consent COA suspended with ability to apply for reinstatement by providing report form medical professional.
Complaint against PI relating to address search - Centrix already held address obtained for a valid purpose - leave for complaint to me filed & complaint closed.
Complaint of misconduct - counselling undertaken - Condition attached to COA.
Complaint after conviction for kidnapping - conviction mandatory grounds for cancellation - COA cancelled
Complaint following convictions for offences of violence - offending out of character - grounds for disqualification waived.
Complaint upheld - running a security company without a license - misconduct - employing security workers with COAs - company license application declined - COA cancelled - providing false information - ss 3, 4, 23, 45, 75, 83, 96C, 105
Police v Trow complaint – disqualifying convictions and violence and anti-police incidents – COA cancelled.
Member of the Public complaint upheld - Following client instructions - Security company guilty of misconduct - guards guilty of unsatisfactory conduct - reprimanded - ss 3,4,17,18,19,45,66,67,76,73,74,75,80,96C of the Act
Complaint against private investigator while working as a document server - filming service of documents is not a breach of Code of Conduct - document servers not covered by the Act - Complaint vexatious & Frivolous - Leave to file refused
Police complaint dismissed, misconduct not established, Police procedure questioned, sectioned 3, 73, 74, 80, 96, 105
Police v Ngatuakana complaint - disqualifying convictions and prison sentences - COA cancelled
Police v Pulupuna complaint - disqualifying convictions make him unsuitable to work in security - COA cancelled.
Rooney complaints based on theft charge later withdrawn & working in security while COA suspended. Police complaint dismissed & suspension of COA revoked - other complaint referred for investigation.