Licences & Certificates New Zealand : justice.govt.nz
Organisation : Ministry of Justice
Facility Name : Licences & Certificates
Country : New Zealand
Website : https://www.justice.govt.nz/tribunals/licences-certificates/pspla/
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How To Apply Licences & certificates?
To Apply Licences & certificates are given below,
1. Private Security Personnel Licensing Authority
Step 1: Go to the link https://forms.justice.govt.nz/search/PSPLA/application.html
Step 2: Enter Applicant Name
Step 3: Enter Application Type
Step 4: Enter Status
Step 5: Click on Search button
2. Licensing Authority of Second-hand Dealers & Pawnbrokers : Application Form
3. Brothel operator certification : Application Form
Available Licences & certificates
1. Private Security Personnel Licensing Authority
To work as – or own a company doing – private security or investigation work you need to apply to the Authority for a licence or certificate first.
Fees
Apply for a licence or certificate online
When you apply online you can only pay with Mastercard or Visa credit or debit cards.
2. Licensing Authority of Second-hand Dealers & Pawnbrokers
Second-hand dealers and pawnbrokers can apply to the Authority for a licence or certificate to do business.
Important information:
Where the company has a sole director, that director must also apply for a certificate (unless they already hold a certificate) at the time of making this application for a company licence. All personal information provided to the LASDP will be managed in accordance with the Privacy Act 1993.
3. Brothel operator certification
**Anyone who wants to run a prostitution business must hold a valid brothel operator certificate or they could be fined.
**This is not a tribunal or authority process – it’s done through Auckland District Court.
People who need a brothel operator certificate:
An operator is a person who, whether alone or with others, owns, operates, controls or manages the business.
This includes:
**every director of a company that owns a prostitution business
**someone who decides:
**when or where a sex worker will work, or
**the conditions in which a sex worker will work, or
**the amount of money that a sex worker is paid
**a person who employs, supervises or directs any person who does any of the things referred to above.
To be given an operator’s certificate, you must be:
1. Over the age of 18, and
2. A New Zealand or Australian citizen, or have permanent residency for New Zealand or Australia.
People who can’t get a brothel operator certificate:
1. A person in New Zealand who has a temporary or a limited purposes permit is not allowed to run a prostitution business or provide commercial sexual services.
2. Small owner-operated brothels don’t usually have an operator who should have a certificate. A small owner-operated brothel has no more than 4 sex workers and each sex worker is in control of their earnings from the brothel.
4. Alcohol Regulatory & Licensing Authority
The Authority doesn’t issue alcohol licences and manager certificates but you can appeal to the Authority if you’re not happy with a district licensing committee decision.