Section 7:
consolidated text (as at 2008, amended since). juris shows the text as it was consolidated; it does not confirm that this is the law in force today.
7. Security guards to be registered
(1) Any person who wishes to perform the duties of a security guard
shall make an application for a certificate of registration to the Commissioner
in such form as may be approved by the Commissioner.
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(2) The Commissioner may require an applicant to furnish such additional
information, and make such investigations and conduct such examinations
as he considers necessary respecting the character and competence of the
applicant.
(3) The Commissioner may refuse to register an applicant who—
(a) is under the age of 18;
(b) is medically unfit;
(c) does not have the appropriate training and skills necessary for
him to perform the duties of a security guard;
(d) has made, in the application for registration, a statement containing information which is false in any material particular;
(e) has been convicted, in Mauritius or elsewhere, of an offence involving fraud and dishonesty, or of any other offence punishable
by imprisonment;
(f) is otherwise not a fit and proper person to be registered.
(4) Where the Commissioner is satisfied that the applicant meets the requirements of this section, he may, subject to such conditions as he thinks
fit to impose, issue a certificate of registration and a badge to the applicant
on payment of the prescribed fee.
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Questions this section answers
- How do I apply for a certificate to work as a security guard?
- Can I be refused registration as a security guard if I'm under 18?
- Can a past fraud conviction stop me from being registered as a security guard?