ASIAL's event program for 2012Don't miss your opportunity to network with other security professionals and gain valuable information about the security industry |
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2012 Australian Security Industry Awards for Excellence - call for nominations! | |||||||||
 Nominations are now open for the 17th Annual Australian Security Industry Awards for Excellence. Organised by the Australian Security Industry Association (ASIAL), the Australian Security Industry Awards for Excellence are Australia’s premier security awards program and recognise outstanding individuals and organisations within the security industry. The awards will be presented at the Park Hyatt Hotel, Melbourne on the 3rd May 2012. The closing date for nominations is 2nd March 2012. Entries are open to both Members and Non-Members of ASIAL. More information is available on the award categories and judging panel | |||||||||
| Please note that two (2) hard copies and one (1) soft copy of each nomination is required with each submission. | |||||||||
| Download 2012 Awards Information Brochure | |||||||||
Register now for a ticket at the Awards for Excellence Dinner! | |||||||||
| Tickets cost $165 each (unreserved seating) or $1650 (a table of 10 seats). | |||||||||
| Download booking form here. | |||||||||
| Book online here | |||||||||
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Compliance Updates | |||||||||
WA First Aid Certificate Requirement | |||||||||
| The Police Licensing Services have advised and remind all that from the 14th of December 2011, it will be an offence for a Security Officer, Security Bodyguard or Crowd Controller to perform any licensed activity unless they hold a current first aid certificate. Further information can be obtained by contacting the Police Licensing Services on 08 9223 7000 | |||||||||
QLD Changes to legislation | |||||||||
 Amendments to the State Penalties Enforcement Regulation 2000, which came into effect on 1 July 2011 impact on compliance activities in the security provider, second hand dealer and pawnbroker industries.The amendments give officers of the Queensland Police Service (QPS) the authority to issue on-the-spot fines for breaches of legislation in these industries. What does this mean for security operators in QLD? | |||||||||
ASIAL calls for papers for Security 2012 Conference | |||||||||
 ASIAL is seeking registrations of interest from practitioners who would like to contribute to share their knowledge and expertise at the security industry’s premier event – Security 2012. We would like to hear from you about the topic which inspires you and which you would like to share with other security industry professionals. When you take part in an ASIAL event you will: • Gain exposure to security professionals who are seeking solutions to the changing environment • Help build on your profile in the industry • Add to the body of knowledge of the security profession | |||||||||
| View 2012 Call for Papers Document | |||||||||
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