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Engaging a crowd controller without a COA to work is a breach of s 45 of the Act even if they are in training or working under supervision - Unsatisfactory conduct to try and conceal a security guard is working without a COA or obstructing CIPU while undertaking security checks - guidelines for volunteers
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Police v Davis - convictions for offences of violence - breach of condition attached to grant of COA - COA cancelled
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Police v Rayilla - stealing money from bags being searched while working in security is misconduct - COA cancelled.
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Police v Nu'uali'itia - convicted of possession of methamphetamine for supply and sentenced to prison with leave to apply for home detention - Decision on the paper - COA cancelled.
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C Masiniua Complaint - breaches of s 66 by refusing to provide COA to CIPU investigator is misconduct - reprimanded and training directed.
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J Masiniua Complaint - breach of s 66 by refusing to provide COA to CIPU investigator is misconduct - reprimanded and training directed.
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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.
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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.
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Police v Pesaleli-Smith -Complaint after disqualifying convictions - significant recent history of family violence - waiver declined & COA cancelled.
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Police v Jama complaint - disqualifying convictions - COA expired - barred from applying for a COA for 2 years.
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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
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Police v Hand complaint - dishonesty & firearm convictions - COA cancelled.
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Member of Public complaint - held to be vexatious as complaint filed an appeal before a decision was made - leave to file the complaint refused.
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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.
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Police complaint - COA holder discharged without conviction on offence of violence - COA reinstated with condition attached.
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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
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Lee-Staveley complaint - pointing a bb gun at a workmate amounts to misconduct - COA cancelled.
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Police complaint upheld - disqualifying convictions - COA cancelled - ss62, 74, 96C
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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.
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Complaint against PI relating to address search - Centrix already held address obtained for a valid purpose - leave for complaint to me filed & complaint closed.
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Complaint of misconduct - counselling undertaken - Condition attached to COA.
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Complaint after conviction for kidnapping - conviction mandatory grounds for cancellation - COA cancelled
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Complaint following convictions for offences of violence - offending out of character - grounds for disqualification waived.
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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
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Police v Trow complaint – disqualifying convictions and violence and anti-police incidents – COA cancelled.