Change to information about licensee
12 Change to information about licensee
A licensee must give the chief executive notice of any change in the licensee’s particulars within 7 days after the change.
Maximum penalty—10 penalty units.
In this section—
particulars means—
for an individual—
the individual’s name; or
if the individual is carrying on the business of a security firm—the name under which the individual carries on business; or
the individual’s postal address; or
the individual’s residential address; or
if the individual is carrying on the business of a security firm—each place of business of the individual; or
a charge against, or conviction of, the individual for a disqualifying offence; or
if the individual is carrying on the business of a security firm—when the individual’s current membership of an approved security industry association ends; or
for a corporation—
the name of the corporation; or
the name under which the corporation carries on business; or
the postal address of the corporation; or
each place of business of the corporation; or
the composition of the officers of the corporation; or
a charge against, or conviction of, an officer of the corporation for a disqualifying offence; or
a charge against, or conviction of, the corporation for a disqualifying offence; or
when the corporation’s current membership of an approved security industry association ends; or
for a partnership—
the name of the partnership; or
the name under which the partnership carries on business; or
the postal address of the partnership; or
each place of business of the partnership; or
the composition of the partners in the partnership; or
a charge against, or conviction of, a partner in the partnership for a disqualifying offence; or
when the partnership’s current membership of an approved security industry association ends.
Examples of when membership of approved security industry association ends for subsection (2)(a)(vii), (b)(viii) and (c)(vii)—
membership lapses or is suspended, terminated or cancelled
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