ADVOKS GLOBAL · KENYA
Private Security Regulation Act
59. Powers of inspectors relating to private security service providers
Edition: 2022-12-31 · In force
59. Powers of inspectors relating to private security service providers
An inspector shall have all powers necessary to discharge his or her functions under this Act and may in particular—(a)without prior notice, enter any premises—(i)occupied by or used in connection with the rendering of a private security service by a private security service provider; which the Director has reason to believe are occupied by or used in connection with the rendering of a private security service by a private security service provider or another person subject to this Act; or(ii)where or from where a private security service is rendered or the Director has reason to believe that such a service is rendered;(b)use any applicable equipment which has not been prohibited by the Authority during such inspection and conduct such inspection, examination and investigation as may be necessary for the purpose of monitoring or enforcing compliance with this Act;(c)use any computer system or equipment on the premises which is or appears to be utilised for the control or administration of the rendering of a private security service, or require reasonable assistance from any person on the premises to use that computer system; and(d)exercise any other powers as may be prescribed by the Authority.