Which regulation do you follow whilst working in the security industry?

• A. Security and related activities control regulation 1997
• B. Regulation of Criminal Proceedings 1995
• C. Workplace Safety Regulation 2010
• D. Disaster Management Regulation 2005

Answer: (A)

When you work in the security industry, you follow a regulatory framework that sets who can perform security activities and how those activities are carried out. The Security and related activities control regulation 1997 establishes licensing requirements, permitted duties, training standards, and reporting obligations for security professionals. It creates the standards and rules you must meet to operate legally and professionally, and it defines penalties for non-compliance. This regulation directly targets security work and shapes day-to-day practice, ensuring public safety and industry integrity.

The other regulations mentioned are not focused on security work: one deals with criminal proceedings and court processes, another covers general workplace safety, and the last addresses disaster management. They may relate to safety in a broad sense but do not govern security licensing or the specific conduct of security activities.