S.L. 389.1 Art. 12Services.

(1) Any private guard agency providing services in relation to the transportation or guarding in transit of money or property shall make use, during the provision of such services, of armoured vehicles.

(2) Any private guard vehicle transporting or guarding in transit money or property shall be manned by at least two specialised private guards: Provided that any such vehicle may be manned by private guards who have not been issued with a specialised private guard licence until the 30th June 2012. FIRST SCHEDULE Amended L.N. [Regulation 5(6)] L.N. Training Course Course Objectives Successful completion of the course participant to:

(a) become a motivated and proficient guard;

(b) recognise the functions and inherent be able to perform such duties effective and well-organised manner.

Methodology Following closely the provisions contained Guards and Community Officers Act, and legislation, a series of interconnected modules the keynote subject-matter, skills required, vulnerabilities. Tuition will include presentations, demonstrations, discussions and participation in project exercises. Quality of direction, tuition and presentation assured through the participation of qualified or acknowledged experts in all the fields subjects.

Syllabus Introduction The Science of Security What is Security Risk? What is probability of Risk? How should security be treated Private guard services as defined in the Private and Community Officers Act.

Basic Skills Observation Investigation Inquiry Action Controls

Safety Introduction to Safety Drills Why safety drills? The requirements Familiarisation with procedures or instructions

Interpersonal Skills Why Teamwork? Co-ordination in security procedures Practical use of teamwork Initiative for better work output Good judgement through people at work Introduction to Disaster planning Using available resources Acting in unison to overcome obstacles

Attributes of a security person Physical and mental qualities Creating effective awareness Action planning

Training Course for Private Guards at Places of Entertainment

Objectives Successful completion of the course will enable a participant to:

(a) address difficult situations, insofar as possible without recourse to physical restraint;

(b) exercise minimum use of force in situations where use of force is absolutely necessary. The course also seeks to update participants on the basic principles set out in the Private Guards and Community Officers Act and other matters relating to the Private Guards Sector.

Following closely the provisions contained in the Private Guards and Community Officers Act, and other relevant legislation, the modules introduce the keynote subject-matter, skills required, threats and vulnerabilities. Tuition will include presentations, dem-onstrations, discussions and participation in project exercises. Quality of direction, tuition and presentation is to be assured through the participation of qualified specialists or acknowledged experts in all fields of the keynote subjects.

Private guard services as defined in the Private Guards and Community Officers Act The Science of Security and Risk Conflict Management Training Exercising minimum use of force

Observation Investigation (assessment of specific situations) Inquiry Appropriate action according to situation Controls

Safety Drills The requirements Familiarisation with Procedures

Interpersonal skills Negotiating difficult situations Training Course for Specialised Private Guards

Course Objectives Successful completion of the course will participant to:

(a) address difficult situations, possible without recourse to restraint;

(b) exercise minimum use of situations where use of absolutely necessary;

(c) drive armoured vehicles securely case of applicants for a Private Guard (driving) licence). The course also seeks to update participants the basic principles set out in the Private.Guards and Community Officers Act and other.matters relating to the Private Guards Sector.

Methodology Following closely the provisions contained Private Guards and Community Officers other relevant legislation, the modules the keynote subject-matter, skills required, and vulnerabilities. Tuition will include presentatio onstrations, discussions and participation project exercises. Quality of direction, tuition and presentation be assured through the participation of specialists or acknowledged experts in of the keynote subjects.

Syllabus Private guard services as defined in the Guards and Community Officers Act The Science of Security and Risk Conflict Management Training Exercising minimum use of force Security Driving (in the case of applicants Specialised Private Guard (driving) licence)

Basic Skills Observation Investigation (assessment of specific situations) Inquiry Appropriate action according to Controls

Safety Safety Drills The requirements Familiarisation with Procedures

Interpersonal skills Negotiating difficult situations". SECOND SCHEDULE

(Regulation 6(1))

Private Guards and Community Officers Act Application for a licence of a Private Guard Agency in terms of article 6 of Applicant and Surname Business Address / Registered Office Registration Number proposed Private Guard where Applicant is a body of persons the Applicant is a Body of Persons, the following information is to be regarding the shareholders, directors and partners (and, in the case of their registration number, the registered office of the Partnership and persons employed):

Address / Registered Office / Director / Partner

Registration Number employees

Address / Registered Office / Director / Partner

Registration Number employees 2.3 Name Address / Registered Shareholder / Director / Partner

ID / Registration Number

Number of employees

2.4 Name Address / Registered Shareholder / Director / Partner

ID / Registration Number

Number of employees

2.5 Name Address / Registered Shareholder / Director / Partner

ID / Registration Number

Number of employees

2.6 Name Address / Registered Shareholder / Director / Partner

ID / Registration Number

Number of employees

If the Applicant is a body of persons, the Memorandum and Association, or the deed creating the body, as the case may be, is to this application. of Secretary and other officers

Secretary Address officers

Address

Address

Address

Address guard services being applied for tick the appropriate box which indicates the nature of the activities to prevention or detection of intrusion, unauthorised entry or activity, vandalism, or trespass on private property b. prevention or detection of fraud or theft, loss, misappropriation concealment of merchandise, money, bonds, stocks, notes documents or papers c. control, regulation or direction of the public’s movement in private restricted areas, whether by the use of a vehicle or otherwise to the protection of property d. protection of individuals from bodily harm e. protection of property f. provision of persons for the purpose of guarding money or any property in transit or for the transportation of such money property g. provision of armoured cars for the transportation of money property h. private investigative services i. provision of security consultancy services j. operation of premises offering safe deposit facilities k. employment or engagement of an employee to provide private services in a prescribed place of entertainment