Prescribed particulars for applications made by natural persons for renewal of private security business licences
11 Prescribed particulars for applications made by natural persons for renewal of private security business licences
For the purposes of section 36(2)(b) of the Act, an application made by a natural person for renewal of a private security business licence must contain the following prescribed particulars—
details of each security activity the applicant is proposing to remain authorised to provide the services of other persons to carry on under the licence;
the given names, surname, date of birth, postal address and residential address of the applicant and any close associate of the applicant;
details of any of the following in respect of the applicant and each close associate of the applicant—
a conviction for an indictable offence or a disqualifying offence in the preceding 10 years;
a finding of guilt for an indictable offence or a disqualifying offence in the preceding 5 years for which a conviction was not recorded;
any charges that have been laid for committing an indictable offence or a disqualifying offence that are pending at the time the application for renewal is made;
any declaration of bankruptcy in the preceding 5 years;
details of whether the applicant and any close associate of the applicant is insolvent under administration;
details of any membership of an approved security industry organisation held by the applicant that is relevant to each security activity or any aspect of each security activity the applicant is proposing to remain authorised to provide the services of other persons to carry on under the licence;
details of the applicant's qualifications, knowledge, training or experience that is relevant to each security activity or any aspect of each security activity the applicant is proposing to remain authorised to provide the services of other persons to carry on under the licence;
the trading name of the business carried on by the applicant (if applicable);
the ABN for the business carried on by the applicant (if applicable).
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