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Reporting of incidents by licensed security officer

Private Security Industry (Conduct) Regulations 2009

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—(1) Where a licensed security officer who patrols or guards any premises becomes aware that any person other than a law enforcement officer is conducting surveillance or has conducted or is about to conduct surveillance of those premises, the licensed security officer must, without undue delay, lodge a police report of that fact.(2) For the purposes of paragraph (1), a licensed security officer is deemed to be aware that a person is conducting surveillance or has conducted or is about to conduct surveillance of any premises if he is informed or learnt of it in a manner and in circumstances that would reasonably be expected to cause any reasonable person to become aware of that fact.(3) In this regulation, “law enforcement officer” means —(a)a police officer within the meaning of the Police Force Act 2004;(b)an officer of customs within the meaning of the Customs Act 1960;(c)a CPIB officer within the meaning of the Prevention of Corruption Act 1960;(d)an immigration officer appointed under section 3 of the Immigration Act 1959;(e)an intelligence officer appointed to such Scheme of Service as the Minister designates;(f)a narcotics officer appointed to the Narcotics Service; or(g)an officer or a soldier of the Singapore Armed Forces.

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