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Web Links and Legislation
National Security and Terrorism
Private security industry regulation
Victoria's private security industry is regulated to ensure community safety. The Private Security Act 2004 is designed to protect third parties, clients and consumers of security services and to provide confidence in the industry's operations.
Victoria Police's Licensing Services Division is responsible for regulating the private security industry including licensing and registration of private security operators.
The Victorian Security Industry Advisory Council provides advice to the Minister for Police & Emergency Services on the operation, and possible further reform of regulations for Victoria’s private security industry.
National security
The Australian approach to security and terrorism is based on strong cooperation between the national, state and territory governments and agencies. The Australian National Security website outlines these arrangements.
Information about security and terrorism
The SAFETYvictoria and National Emergency Management websites have information to help prepare people for living in a world where unexpected security or terrorism incidents may happen. This information includes tips on being aware of suspicious activity, safety on public transport, or what to do if there is a release of biological or other agents.