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Buy nowThe Private Security Industry Regulatory Authority seeks to appoint a panel of qualified legal professionals to serve as Presiding Officers for Code of Conduct Enquiries over a period of 36 months. Bidders must have relevant experience and qualifications.
The Private Security Industry Regulatory Authority (PSiRA) is inviting proposals for the appointment of a panel of Presiding Officers to oversee Code of Conduct Enquiries. This contract will span a duration of 36 months, during which the appointed officers will be responsible for ensuring that inquiries are conducted fairly, impartially, and in accordance with relevant legislation and regulations. The presiding officers will manage hearings, evaluate evidence, and issue findings and recommendations based on the merits of each case.
To qualify for this tender, bidders must be admitted attorneys or advocates with a minimum of three years of post-admission experience, or serve as Independent Commissioners under CCMA rules. They must demonstrate experience in presiding over similar quasi-judicial proceedings and possess a sound understanding of administrative law and disciplinary processes. This opportunity is ideal for legal practitioners looking to engage in meaningful regulatory work within the private security sector, providing a chance to contribute to the enforcement of professional standards and compliance within the industry.
This tender is suitable for law firms, independent legal practitioners, and professionals with experience in administrative law and quasi-judicial proceedings, particularly those with a focus on regulatory compliance in the private security sector.