Events Supported by ASIS New Zealand

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Certification Successes

The following members are to be congratulated for their success in the ASIS International examinations held in November 2009:

Darren Buckley CPP®
Andy Wray PSP®
Andrew Miller PSP®
Hayden George PSP®
Donald Beattie PSP®

Chapter Draw for 4th Asia-Pacific Conference Registration

The draw for the Complimentary Registration was held at the Chapter AGM on 8 December 2009. The winner was Tony Barrow CPP®.

4th Asia-Pacific Conference

Registration for the Conference is now open. The early-bird registration has been extended to 7 January 2010. Click here for online registration and the Conference Brochure.

Exclusive Exhibit and Sponsorship Opportunities

If you or your company is interested in exhibit or sponsorship opportunities at the 4th Asia-Pacific Conference, click here for more details. Further information may be obtained from:

Aileen Tang
ASIS International Asia Pacific Bureau
tel +61 2 8211 2712 | fax +61 2 8211 0555
atang@amsaonline.com.au

Crime Prevention Partnership Forum

The 2009 Crime Prevention Partnership Forum was hosted by the New Zealand Police at the Royal New Zealand Police College on 11 August 2009. The Forum was opened by Deputy Commissioner Rob Pope followed by a series of presentations on the practical issues of Police / Industry partnerships as well as some of the legal issues to be considered. The presentations were followed by a workshop where participants openly expressed their concerns and discussed possible actions to address them. Click here to view the summary notes of the Forum. Click here to view the follow-up memorandum from NZ Police.

2009 ASIS Student Writing Competition

The ASIS Student Writing Competition rewards students who conduct research, engage in thoughtful deliberation, and write an academic paper of between 3,000 and 6,000 words on an issue relevant to the security and assets protection profession. The competition is open to any student, both full or part-time, pursuing an associate, bachelor, or masters degree studying at an accredited institution. 2009 graduates may participate in the competition. You do NOT need to be in a security-related programme to be eligible. Submissions from New Zealand are particularly welcome.
Click here for more details.

Chapter Draw for Annual Seminar and Exhibits Registration

The Chapter draw for the three awards of free registration for the ASIS International Annual Seminar and Exhibits was held on 16 June 2009 in Wellington. The winners of the registrations are Mark Nicholas CPP®, Grant Henderson CPP® and Ljubo Bura.  

Private Security Personnel and Private Investigators Bill

The Private Security Personnel and Private Investigators Bill has had its first reading in Parliament. Click here to view the Bill. The deadline for submissions to the Select Committee was 12 June 2009.

Advancing Security in the Asia-Pacific

Over 200 security professionals gathered in Hong Kong during the first week of February for the ASIS International (ASIS) Asia-Pacific Conference. This was the third time ASIS has organised a conference specifically for our region and it is now set to become an annual event. Delegates attended from across the whole Asia-Pacific Region as well as from the Middle East, North Africa, Europe and North America. More....

Mumbai Terror Attacks

Associate Professor James Veitch of Victoria University, Wellington has kindly authorised the publication of a series of Security Monitor reports on the recent terror attacks in Mumbai. The documents can be accessed via the Resources Page in the Member area of this website.


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