Private Security Practitioners Regulation (Establishment) Bill, 2026
A Bill for an Act to Establish the Private Security Practitioners Regulation to Provide for Its Governance, Functions, Funding and Powers and for Related Matters
In plain terms
This bill creates a new body responsible for the work of the Private Security Practitioners Regulation. It sets out who is in charge, how the work is funded, and what powers apply. (Demonstration summary.)
Legislative journey
Gazetted
Thursday, 3 September 2026 · passed
First Reading
Wednesday, 23 September 2026 · passed
Second Reading
Wednesday, 7 October 2026 · passed
Referred to Committee
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Public Hearing
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Committee Report Laid
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Committee of the Whole
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Third Reading
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Senate Concurrence
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Clean Copy Transmitted
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Presidential Assent
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Act of the National Assembly
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Public engagement
3 published submissions
0 support · 3 oppose · 0 comment
Have your say on this bill
- Titilayo A.Zamfaraoppose
The cost implications have not been explained. Where will the money come from?
- Yetunde A.Nigeroppose
I do not think another agency is the answer. Strengthen the existing one instead of creating new overheads.
- Peter B.Kebbioppose
This duplicates a mandate that already exists at state level. Please reconsider.