An Extraordinary General Meeting of the ASIS Victoria Australia Chapter was held Tuesday 7 October 2014. Two motions put to the membership were unanimously approved.

A recent study published in the ANZSOC Journal of Criminology reported that Municipal Corporate Security (MCS) operations continue to evolve locally and abroad. However, the actual work performed can vary compared to traditional police and private security roles.

Australian security consultants are subject to differing rules throughout the nation. It is important that consultants operating in relevant domestic jurisdictions understand their legislative responsibilities in the provision of advice.

The Victorian Government has released its Action Plan that explains how a whole of government approach will assist to minimise the alcohol and drug toll.

The difference between safety and security concepts has long been argued. Although there is a degree of relationship, there is also a clear distinction.

Industry supporters attended our recent Board Certifications and Networking Event to understand the benefits and process for obtaining an ASIS International Board Certification

A relevant Standard can be an important component within the assessment of risk for a particular industry sector. Standards Australia publish relevant Standards that should be considered as part of risk management.

ASIS Victoria Australia Chapter Chair Dr Tony Zalewski and Mr Aaron Le Boutillier recently met in Bangkok to discuss, amongst other things, the establishment of a local Chapter in Bangkok.