Ontario Security Guard Test Private Security and Investigative Services Act 3

Question 1

Under the PSISA, which body hears appeals against decisions made by the Registrar?

Accepted Answer

Licence Appeal Tribunal

Answer

The Licence Appeal Tribunal (LAT) is the body that hears appeals from individuals or businesses whose licence applications have been refused, revoked, or suspended by the Registrar.

Question 2

What does the PSISA require regarding the use of the term 'security guard' in advertising?

Accepted Answer

Only licensed agencies may use the term

Answer

Only businesses and individuals who are properly licensed under the PSISA may advertise or hold themselves out as providing security guard services.

Question 3

Under the PSISA, what obligation does a security guard agency have regarding record-keeping?

Accepted Answer

Must keep records of all licensed guards employed

Answer

Security guard agencies are required to maintain records of all licensed security guards they employ, including their licence numbers and training documentation.

Question 4

Which of the following is a ground for the Registrar to refuse a security guard licence under the PSISA?

Accepted Answer

The applicant has a relevant criminal conviction

Answer

A relevant criminal conviction, particularly for offences involving violence, dishonesty, or weapons, is a valid ground for the Registrar to refuse a licence.

Question 5

Under the PSISA, what is required when a security guard's employment is terminated?

Accepted Answer

The employer must notify the Registrar

Answer

When a security guard's employment is terminated, the employer has an obligation to notify the Registrar, helping maintain accurate records of active security personnel.

Ontario Security Guard Practice Test

Ontario Security Guard Practice Test

Ontario Security Guard Test Private Security and Investigative Services Act 3