The Chapter's AGM will be conducted on 26 November 2019 from 5.30pm. We are always looking for new Committee members and new ideas.

Fellow committee member of our Chapter Deniel Bennell has taken up the challenge and growing (not impressive at this stage) a mo!

Standards Australia have available a series of publications for contract standards including the engagement of sub-contractors. Security leaders should be aware of these minimum requirements.

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Sam Jackson from Sparke Helmore Lawyers advises the Victorian 2019–20 State Budget will involve an increase the number of WorkSafe inspectors and issue of infringement notices for a range of occupational health and safety offences.

The main session of this Event will be delivered by Donovan Croucamp, an experienced security and emergency management professional, a former public service senior executive and now runs his own consultancy business, FLEXOR.

Safe Work Australia has developed guidance materials for "officers" who are duty holders under OHS legislation. Although Victoria is currently not a signatory to the national approach there is good guidance to ensure OHS obligations are met.

This year, the ASIS Victoria Australia Chapter will host the ASIS Australia Conference being held in Melbourne on Thursday 17 October 2019.