Crowd controllers to be authorised when removing persons from licensed premises
126C Crowd controllers to be authorised when removing persons from licensed premises
A person (the crowd controller) who —
holds a crowd controller’s licence; and
is employed by a crowd control agent engaged under a contract for services by the licensee or occupier or a manager of licensed premises to supply the services of crowd controllers at those premises,
is not an authorised person for the purposes of removing a person from licensed premises under section 115(4)(c), 121(7)(b) or 126(3), or requesting another person to do so, unless the crowd controller is authorised under subsection (2).
The licensee or occupier or a manager of licensed premises may authorise a crowd controller to exercise the powers referred to in subsection (1) in respect of those premises by written notice given to the crowd controller or the crowd control agent.
The licensee or occupier or a manager may withdraw the authority referred to in subsection (2) at any time by written notice given to the crowd controller or the crowd control agent.
[Section 126C inserted: No. 73 of 2006 s. 93; amended: No. 56 of 2010 s. 25.]
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