Private Security Industry Regulation Act, 2001 (Act No. 56 of 2001)

Regulations

Code of Conduct for Security Service Providers, 2003

Chapter 3 : Provisions regarding certain Categories and Classes of Security Service Providers and Different Types of Security Services

13. Management, control and supervision
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(1) A security business must ensure that its business affairs, the rendering of a security service by it, the security officers used or made available by it and its compliance with obligations in terms of the Act, the Levies Act and this Code, are properly managed, controlled, supervised and administered by appropriately trained, experienced or skilled persons.

 

(2) Without derogating from the generality of subregulation (1), a security business must implement systems and practices of management, control, supervision and administration that are reasonably necessary in view of the nature and size of the security business, the number of security officers used or made available and the nature and scope of the security services rendered, to ensure—
(a) effective control over the rendering of security services by the security business;
(b) lawful, trustworthy, disciplined and competent conduct by security officers used or made available by the security business; and
(c) compliance with the obligations of the security business in terms of the Act, the Levies Act and this Code.