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SECURITY INDUSTRY AMENDMENT REGULATION 2005 (NO 1) (NO 35 OF 2005)

2005




LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY FOR THE AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY









SECURITY INDUSTRY AMENDMENT REGULATION 2005 (No 1)


SUBORDINATE LAW SL2005-35






EXPLANATORY STATEMENT









Circulated by authority of the
Attorney General
Jon Stanhope MLA


SECURITY INDUSTRY AMENDMENT REGULATION 2005 (No 1)


EXPLANATORY STATEMENT


Overview


The Security Industry Act 2003 replaced various Security Codes of Practice under the Fair Trading Act 1992. The Security Industry Act 2003 prescribes training requirements and includes a public interest test to applicants.

Casino Canberra submitted that their security staff were subject to regulation by the Casino Control Act 1988 and the Gambling and Racing Control Act 1999. The requirements of the Security Industry Act 2003 provide an extra layer of regulation. The public interest is sufficiently protected by the two earlier Acts.

The amendment exempts Casino security employees from the requirements of the Security Industry Act 2003.

Regulation

Regulation 1 & 2 – Name of regulations and commencement

Regulations 1 & 2 are formal requirements of all regulations, specifying the title of the Regulation and commencement date.

Regulation 3 – Regulation amended

This Regulation provides that the Regulation amends the Security Industry Regulation 2003.

Regulation 4 – Substitutes regulation 6(1)(j) and (k)
This Regulation substitutes a new regulation 6(1)(j) and (k). This exempts a person employed under the Casino Control Act 1988.


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