S.L. 389.2 Art. 9Identity cards. will enable a private duties and in a reliable, in the Private other relevant introduce threats and rations, is to be specialists of the keynote Community with special bodies of article 6

(1) The Commissioner shall issue an identity card to every person licensed as a community officer. The identity card shall remain the property of the Commissioner.

(2) Such card shall bear a photograph of the licensee and shall be valid for a period of five years from the date of its issue. If the licence of the community officer in relation to whom the card was issued is suspended, withdrawn or not renewed the identity card shall be deemed to have expired on the happening of such an event.

(3) The identity card shall be returned to the Commissioner on the expiry of its validity as specified in subregulation (2).

(4) Every person licensed as a community officer shall, while on duty, wear the identity card in a conspicuous place. FIRST SCHEDULE

(Regulation 5(6))

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, demonst 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 Purpose, Objectives and Outline of the Course Introduction all round Briefings covering Course procedures The Operating Introduction to the Private Guards and Environment Officers Act Duties and obligations Introduction to the Local Government Act reference to obligations of Local Council administration Introduction to other relevant legislation The Community Personal and interpersonal skills Officer Appearance and Image Communication - Dealing with People - Dealing with the Police - Dealing with other authorities and The Role of the Street Patrolling Community Officer Observation Issuing of tickets Investigation Report writing Court procedures Parking Offences Litter Offences Other offences Other duties SECOND SCHEDULE

(Regulation 6(1)) Private Guards and Community Officers Act Application for a licence of a Community Officers Agency in terms