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Formerly
Security and Investigation Agents Regulations 2011
Legislation revoked by principal
regulations
The Security and Investigation Industry Regulations 2011
revoked the following:
Security and Investigation Agents Regulations 1996
Principal regulations and variations
New entries appear in bold.
Year |
No |
Reference |
Commencement |
2011 |
203 |
Gazette 25.8.2011 p3659 |
1.9.2011: r 2 |
2012 |
99 |
Gazette 31.5.2012 p2409 |
1.7.2012: r 2 |
2013 |
102 |
Gazette 6.6.2013 p2231 |
1.7.2013: r 2 |
2013 |
206 |
Gazette 15.8.2013 p3516 |
27.9.2013: r 2 |
2014 |
159 |
Gazette 19.6.2014 p2710 |
1.7.2014: r 2 |
2015 |
157 |
Gazette 18.6.2015 p2804 |
1.7.2015: r 2 |
2015 |
225 |
Gazette 29.10.2015 p4759 |
21.11.2015: r 2 |
2016 |
136 |
Gazette 23.6.2016 p2361 |
1.7.2016: r 2 |
2017 |
31 |
Gazette 19.4.2017 p1114 |
19.4.2017: r 2 |
2017 |
97 |
Gazette 22.6.2017 p2250 |
1.7.2017 immediately after 150/2017: r 2 |
2017 |
150 |
Gazette 22.6.2017 p2400 |
1.7.2017: r 2 |
2018 |
162 |
Gazette 21.6.2018 p2442 |
1.7.2018: r 2 |
2018 |
210 |
Gazette 6.9.2018 p3421 |
24.9.2018: r 2 |
2019 |
90 |
Gazette 13.6.2019 p1908 |
1.7.2019: r 2 |
2020 |
121 |
Gazette 4.6.2020 p2949 |
1.7.2020: r 2 |
Provisions varied
New entries appear in bold.
Entries that relate to provisions that have been deleted appear in
italics.
Provision |
How varied |
Commencement |
Pt 1 |
|
|
r 1 |
varied by 206/2013 r 4 |
27.9.2013 |
r 2 |
omitted under Legislation Revision and Publication
Act 2002 |
1.7.2012 |
r 3 |
|
|
Act |
varied by 206/2013 r 5 |
27.9.2013 |
BSB number |
inserted by 225/2015 r 4 |
21.11.2015 |
Pt 2 |
|
|
r 5 |
|
|
r 5(1) |
varied by 225/2015 r 5(1) |
21.11.2015 |
r 5(1a) |
inserted by 225/2015 r 5(2) |
21.11.2015 |
r 5(3) |
substituted by 210/2018 r 4 |
24.9.2018 |
r 5(4) |
inserted by 210/2018 r 4 |
24.9.2018 |
Pt 3 |
|
|
r 6 |
substituted by 206/2013 r 6 |
27.9.2013 |
r 6(1) |
varied by 31/2017 r 4(1) |
19.4.2017 |
r 6(3) |
substituted by 31/2017 r 4(2) |
19.4.2017 |
r 6(4) |
varied by 31/2017 r 4(3) |
19.4.2017 |
r 6(5) |
deleted by 31/2017 r 4(4) |
19.4.2017 |
r 6(6) |
|
|
category A offence |
varied by 31/2017 r 4(5) |
19.4.2017 |
category B offence |
varied by 31/2017 r 4(6), (7) |
19.4.2017 |
r 7 |
deleted by 206/2013 r 6 |
27.9.2013 |
r 8 |
|
|
r 8(1) |
substituted by 206/2013 r 7(1) |
27.9.2013 |
r 8(2) |
varied by 206/2013 r 7(2) |
27.9.2013 |
|
deleted by 97/2017 r 4 |
1.7.2017 |
r 9A |
inserted by 206/2013 r 8 |
27.9.2013 |
r 9A(4) |
|
|
table |
substituted by 225/2015 r 6 |
21.11.2015 |
Pt 5 |
|
|
r 25 |
varied by 225/2015 r 7 |
21.11.2015 |
r 35 |
|
|
r 35(1) |
r 35 varied and redesignated as r 35(1) by 225/2015 r 8(1), (2) |
21.11.2015 |
r 35(2) |
inserted by 225/2015 r 8(2) |
21.11.2015 |
r 36 |
|
|
r 36(1) |
varied by 225/2015 r 9(1) |
21.11.2015 |
r 36(1a) |
inserted by 225/2015 r 9(2) |
21.11.2015 |
r 36(3) |
varied by 225/2015 r 9(3) |
21.11.2015 |
r 36(4) |
varied by 97/2017 r 5(1) |
1.7.2017 |
r 36(7) |
deleted by 97/2017 r 5(2) |
1.7.2017 |
r 37 |
|
|
r 37(2) |
deleted by 225/2015 r 10 |
21.11.2015 |
r 38 |
|
|
r 38(3) |
substituted by 225/2015 r 11(1) |
21.11.2015 |
r 38(4) |
varied by 225/2015 r 11(2) |
21.11.2015 |
r 38(6) |
inserted by 225/2015 r 11(3) |
21.11.2015 |
Pt 6 |
|
|
r 47 |
|
|
r 47(1) |
varied by 206/2013 r 9(1), (2) |
27.9.2013 |
r 47(2) |
substituted by 206/2013 r 9(3) |
27.9.2013 |
r 47(3) |
varied by 206/2013 r 9(4)—(6) |
27.9.2013 |
r 48 |
|
|
r 48(1) |
varied by 206/2013 r 10(1), (2) |
27.9.2013 |
r 48(2) |
varied by 206/2013 r 10(3), (4) |
27.9.2013 |
r 48(3) |
varied by 206/2013 r 10(5), (6) |
27.9.2013 |
r 49 |
|
|
r 49(1) |
deleted by 121/2020 r 4(1) |
1.7.2020 |
r 49(2) |
varied by 121/2020 r 4(2) |
1.7.2020 |
Schs 1 and 2 |
deleted by 206/2013 r 11 |
27.9.2013 |
Sch 3 |
substituted by 206/2013 r 12 |
27.9.2013 |
Sch 4 before substitution by 159/2014 |
substituted by 99/2012 r 4 |
1.7.2012 |
|
substituted by 102/2013 r 4 |
1.7.2013 |
heading |
substituted by 206/2013 r 13(1) |
27.9.2013 |
cl 2 |
varied by 206/2013 r 13(2) |
27.9.2013 |
cl 3 |
varied by 206/2013 r 13(3), (4) |
27.9.2013 |
cl 4 |
varied by 206/2013 r 13(5) |
27.9.2013 |
cl 5 |
varied by 206/2013 r 13(6) |
27.9.2013 |
Sch 4 before substitution by 162/2018 |
substituted by 159/2014 r 4 |
1.7.2014 |
|
substituted by 157/2015 r 4 |
1.7.2015 |
|
varied by 225/2015 r 12(1)—(3) |
21.11.2015 |
|
substituted by 136/2016 r 4 |
1.7.2016 |
|
substituted by 150/2017 r 4 |
1.7.2017 |
cl 4 |
deleted by 97/2017 r 6(1) |
1.7.2017 |
cl 7 |
deleted by 97/2017 r 6(2) |
1.7.2017 |
Sch 4 |
substituted by 162/2018 r 4 |
1.7.2018 |
|
substituted by 90/2019 r 4 |
1.7.2019 |
|
deleted by 121/2020 r 5 |
1.7.2020 |
Sch 5 |
omitted under Legislation Revision and Publication
Act 2002 |
1.7.2012 |
Transitional etc provisions associated with regulations
or variations
Security and Investigation Agents Variation
Regulations 2013 (No 206 of 2013), Sch 1
1—Transitional provisions
(1) For the purposes of the application of section 23(1)(d) of the
Act to a person who was carrying on business, or otherwise acting, as a process
server immediately before the day on which regulation 6, as substituted by
these regulations, comes into operation, a finding of guilt or a conviction, in
respect of an offence committed by the person before that day, is to be
disregarded if the finding of guilt or the conviction would not have prevented
the person from being entitled to carry on a business, or otherwise act, as a
process server before that day.
(2) For the purposes of the application of section 23A of the Act to
a person who holds a security agents licence, or is a director of a body
corporate that is the holder of a security agents licence, immediately before
the day on which regulation 6, as substituted by these regulations, comes
into operation, a charge laid, in respect of an offence committed by the person
before that day, is to be disregarded if the laying of the charge would not have
resulted in the suspension of the licence before that day.
(3) For the purposes of the application of section 23B of the Act to
a person who holds a security agents licence that authorises the licensee to
perform the function of controlling crowds immediately before the day on which
regulation 6, as substituted by these regulations, comes into operation, a
charge laid, in respect of an offence committed by the person before that day,
is to be disregarded if the laying of the charge would not have resulted in the
suspension of the licence before that day.
(4) For the purposes of the application of section 23G of the Act to
a person who holds a security agents licence, or is a director of a body
corporate that is the holder of a security agents licence, immediately before
the day on which regulation 6, as substituted by these regulations, comes
into operation, a finding of guilt or a conviction, in respect of an offence
committed by the person before that day, is to be disregarded if the finding of
guilt or the conviction would not have resulted in the cancellation of the
licence before that day.
(5) For the purposes of the application of section 25(1)(e)(ii) of
the Act to a person licensed as an agent or a director of a body corporate that
holds a licence as an agent, immediately before the day on which
regulation 6, as substituted by these regulations, comes into operation, a
finding of guilt or a conviction, in respect of an offence committed by the
person before that day, is to be disregarded if the finding of guilt or the
conviction would not have been relevant to deciding whether the person was a fit
and proper person to hold a licence or to be a director of a body corporate that
holds a licence before that day.
Security and Investigation Industry (Classes of
Offences) Variation Regulations 2017 (No 31 of 2017),
Sch 1
1—Transitional provisions
(1) For the purposes of the application of section 23(1)(d) of the
Act to a person who was carrying on business, or otherwise acting, as a process
server immediately before the relevant day, a finding of guilt or a conviction,
in respect of an offence committed by the person before that day, is to be
disregarded if the finding of guilt or conviction would not have prevented the
person from being entitled to carry on a business, or otherwise act, as a
process server before that day.
(2) For the purposes of the application of section 23B of the Act to
a person who holds a security agents licence that authorises the licensee to
perform the function of controlling crowds immediately before the relevant day,
a charge laid in respect of an offence committed by the person before that day,
is to be disregarded if the laying of the charge would not have resulted in the
suspension of the licence before that day.
(3) For the purposes of the application of section 23G of the Act to
a person who holds a security agents licence or security industry trainers
licence, or is a director of a body corporate that is the holder of a security
agents licence, immediately before the relevant day, a finding of guilt or a
conviction in respect of an offence committed by the person before that day, is
to be disregarded if the finding of guilt or conviction would not have resulted
in the cancellation of the licence before that day.
(4) For the purposes of the application of section 25(1)(e)(ii) of
the Act to a person licensed as an agent or security industry trainer, or a
director of a body corporate that holds a licence as an agent, immediately
before the relevant day, a finding of guilt or a conviction, in respect of an
offence committed by the person before that day, is to be disregarded if the
finding of guilt or the conviction would not have been relevant to deciding
whether the person was a fit and proper person to hold a licence or to be a
director of a body corporate that holds a licence before that day.
(5) In this clause—
Act means the Security and Investigation Industry
Act 1995;
relevant day means the day on which this clause comes into
operation.
Historical versions
1.7.2012 |
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1.7.2013 |
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27.9.2013 |
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1.7.2014 |
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1.7.2015 |
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21.11.2015 |
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1.7.2016 |
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19.4.2017 |
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1.7.2017 |
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1.7.2018 |
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24.9.2018 |
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1.7.2019 |
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