Authorisation may be withdrawn at any time by the Prefect if the holder ceases to fulfil one or more of the conditions set out in article 29-1 or if it fails to comply with the provisions of l’article R. 15-33-29-1.
The principal and the private security guard must, prior to the decision, have been given the opportunity to present their written observations or, at their request, oral observations before the prefect or the official delegated by the prefect for this purpose. They may be assisted by counsel or represented by an agent of their choice.
In urgent cases and for reasons of public order, the prefect may suspend the private security guard’s licence as a precautionary measure, for a maximum period of three months, by means of a reasoned decision. This suspension measure may be renewed once.
The prefect shall inform the principal and the president of the judicial court to which the guard has been sworn of the suspension or withdrawal of approval.
The principal is required to inform the prefect without delay if the private security guard he employs ceases to fulfil one or more of the conditions laid down in article 29-1 or if the latter does not comply with the provisions of article R. 15-33-29-1.