Section 23F — (Repealed) — Security Industry Act 1997 (New South Wales) — Barrister AI

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Section 23F — (Repealed) — Security Industry Act 1997 (New South Wales) — Barrister AI

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s 14Application for licence s 15Restrictions on granting licence—general suitability criteria s 16Restrictions on granting licence—criminal and other related history s 16ARestrictions on granting licence—conflict of interest for police officers s 16BProhibition from making application for licence s 17Renewal of licence s 18Investigation of licence and renewal applications s 19Applications by serving and former police officers s 20Commissioner may require further information s 21Grant and conditions of licence and renewal of licence s 21AContinuing approved training, assessment and instruction s 22Form of licence s 22ASpecial condition for provision of workers—master licences s 23Other special conditions—master licences s 23AASpecial conditions—authority to carry firearms s 23ASpecial conditions—uniforms must be worn when carrying firearms s 23BSpecial conditions—storage of firearms in certain residential premises s 23ESpecial conditions—class 1 licences s 23F(Repealed)s 24Term of licence s 25Suspension of licence s 26Revocation of licence s 27Variation of licence s 27AProvision of approved training, assessment and instruction s 28(Repealed)

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Part 2—Licences

Division 3—Licensing procedures and criteria

23F (Repealed)

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