C.C.S.M. c. P132

The Private Investigators and Security Guards Act

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1	Definitions
2	Application of Act
3	Registrar
4(1)	Licence required
(2)	Prohibition against holding out
5	Employees
6(1)	Application for carrying on business
(2)	Licence for employees
(3)	Fees
6.1(1)	In-house security guard must be licensed
(2)	Application for in-house security guard licence
(3)	No bond necessary
6.2(1)	Employer must be registered
(2)	Application for registration
7(1)	Bonds
(2)	Type of bonds acceptable
(3)	Collateral security
7.1	Insurance
8	Address for service
9	Notice of changes in business, etc.
10	Investigation of applicant
11	Further information
12(1)	Issue of licence
(2)	Persons who may be registered
13	Terms of licence
14	Hearing
15	Temporary licences
16	Temporary licence on death of operator
17	Transfers
18	Effect of termination of employment
19(1)	Surrender of licence
(2)	Surrender of licences by operator
19.1	Notice of change in employment status
20	Suspension and cancellation
21	Reasons
22(1)	Investigation of complaints
(2)	Access to documents
(3)	Authority for access
(4)	Where order may be issued
23	Confidential information
24(1)	Notice of decision, etc.
(2)	Service
25(1)	Appeal
(2)	Rights of registrar on appeal
(3)	Authority of court
26	Right to counsel
27	Use of "private detective"
28	Name of business
29	Confidence of private investigators, etc.
30	Age limit
31(1)	Identification of private investigators
(2)	Identification card to be carried
32(1)	Identification of security guard
(2)	Evidence of authority
33(1)	Uniforms
(2)	Use of uniform by private investigator
34	Licensees not to act as collectors, etc.
35	Holding out as police
36	Advertising
37	Offence
38(1)	Limitation
(2)	Consent of minister
39	Certificate as evidence
40	Regulations
41	Provisions re regulations