Complaint – Forged document used to establish competency – Licence & COA issued by fraud or mistake - breach of s 44(2) – misconduct – penalty cancellation and barred from applying for a licence or certificate for 5 years.
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Complaint – Forged document used to establish competency – Licence & COA issued by fraud or mistake - breach of s 44(2) – misconduct – penalty cancellation and barred from applying for a licence or certificate for 5 years.
Cancellation of COA for misconduct – theft from premises were certificate holder was working.
Penalty decision - misconduct by private investigator – fine and reprimand.
Complaint against an employment investigator - Employment investigators are private investigators under s 5 – Employment investigators who hold practicing certificates as lawyers are exempt from holding a licence under s 22(d)
Complaint s83(1)(ab) - no longer suitable on character grounds - COA suspended
Complaint on character grounds - s 83(1)(ab) - certificate cancelled due to gang membership
Police complaint. Disqualifying conviction. Misconduct. Certificate of Approval cancelled.
Police complaint. Disqualifying convictions. Certificate of Approval cancelled.
Police complaint based on conviction for offence of violence. COA holder formally reprimanded, COA suspended, conditions apply.
Police complaint. COA suspention revoked, conditions apply.
Misconduct Private investigator – work done free of charge can amount to misconduct in course of work – misrepresentation of work done and passing on personal information of client.
Misconduct complaint. Certificate holder formally reprimanded
Police Objection. Decision to decline application for COA
Police Objection. Decision to decline application for COA
Complaint that COA holder no longer suitable to be a certificate holder - one incident of inappropriate behavior outlined - allegation denied - police did not attend hearing - Complaint dismissed.
Member of public complaint – certificate holder – crowd controller – fake ID – ss 4,74,78,79,80,96C - reprimand
Objection - Company license application approved on conditions – Informa Security Ltd – Tigers Express Security – ss 23,25,29,62,63,64,96C
Police complaint upheld – further offending after COA issued on condition - Ss67 & 74 – COA cancelled.
Josephs Complaint – Assault convictions, implicated in further family harm incidents since charges laid – COA cancelled based on disqualifying conviction
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
Complaint – providing security services without license to do so – CIPU investigation – dismissed - Ss19,26,62,63 – company license issues – COA issued on condition
Complaint against employment investigator based on alleged failures during an employment investigation – adequacy of information accepted by PSPLA in issuing licence not an appropriate ground for complaint – need more than failure to follow best practice to establish unsatisfactory conduct or misconduct – conduct needs to be considered in context of investigation being carried out – not appropriate for PSPLA to review findings of the investigation – complaint dismissed.
Complaint by police based on disqualifying convictions – waiver for disqualification granted under s 64 – applicant suitable to continue to work in security despite convictions.
Complaint against employment investigator based on alleged failures during an employment investigation – adequacy of information accepted by PSPLA in issuing licence not an appropriate ground for complaint – need more than failure to follow best practice to establish unsatisfactory conduct or misconduct – conduct needs to be considered in context of investigation being carried out – not appropriate for PSPLA to review findings of the investigation – complaint dismissed.
Complaint by police based on disqualifying convictions – waiver for disqualification granted under s 64 – applicant suitable to continue to work in security despite convictions.