Security Officers Amendment Act 119 of 1992

The Security Officers Amendment Act 119 of 1992 intends:

• to amend the Security Officers Act, 1987 [repealed in 2002], so as
• to provide for defining by notice in the Gazette certain services as security services for the purposes of that Act;
• to further regulate the functions of the Security Officers' Board and its constitution and that of the executive committee;
• to provide further for the registration of, and the payment of annual amounts by, security officers;
• to make new provision for enquiries into alleged improper conduct by security officers;
• to provide for the establishment of a Security Officers' Appeal Board;
• to empower the said Security Officers' Board to make regulations;
• to regulate certain powers of the South African Police;
• to curtail the power of delegation of the Minister of Law and Order; and
• to abolish the fidelity guarantee fund for security officers; and
• to provide for matters connected therewith.

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