Michigan Security Guard Licensing Practice Test

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Who can form a public complaint on a security guard/security company?

A patron
A security
A police officer
Anyone

The correct answer is: Anyone

The correct answer to this question is "Anyone". In the province of Ontario, any individual, regardless of their role or relationship to a security guard or company, has the right to file a complaint if they believe the guard or company has violated any laws or regulations. This broad eligibility for complaints is based on the principle of public accountability, which holds that security guards and companies, like many other types of public service providers, must be held responsible for their actions to all members of the society they serve. This ensures that inappropriate or illegal behavior can be reported and dealt with regardless of who has observed or experienced it.