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Get LicensedSIA licensing criteriaApril 2022 ContentsGetting a Licence 5 Training and Qualifications 9 Criminal Records Checks 25 Relevant Offences for all Applicants 41 Refusing a Licence 45 Notifying Applicants of the SIA s Conclusions 49 Conditions of a Licence 51 Revoking a Licence 55 Suspending a Licence 58 Annex A: List of relevant offences for all Applicants 61 SIA | Get Licensed April 20223 IntroductionThe Security Industry Authority (SIA) is the public body that regulates the private security industry in the United Kingdom. The Private Security Industry Act 2001 ( the Act ) established the SIA and sets out how regulation of the private security industry works. Section 3 of the Act makes it a criminal offence for individuals to engage in licensable conduct unless they have a licence. The SIA is responsible for granting, renewing and revoking these and Licence HoldersThe people who are applying for licences are referred to as Applicants in this document.
‒ Public Space Surveillance (CCTV) ‒ Security Guard ‒ Vehicle Immobilisers (only in Northern Ireland). To meet the criteria needed for a front line licence: ‒ the Applicant must have full certification (i.e. fully passed the qualification); ‒ the certification must be …
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