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The Security Construction and Equipment Committee (SCEC) is a standing interdepartmental committee responsible for the evaluation of security equipment for use by Australian Government departments and agencies. SCEC reports to the Attorney General's, Protective Security Policy Committee which was established by the Australian Government to develop and establish guidelines for protection of Australian Government resource.
WHATS NEW - LOCKSMITHS
Applications for existing/renewing locksmiths closed on 15 November 2011.
Existing/renewing locksmiths who have not submitted an application may submit an application at any time however those locksmiths have been removed from the Locksmith register and will only be reinstated when completed applications are received.
The final due date for all outstanding documentation for renewing locksmiths is 30 May 2012. Please find more information and FAQs here. Dates and venues for briefing sessions for renewing locksmiths will be posted when all outstanding documentation is received. Watch this space!
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Equipment evaluation information for manufacturers. Testing Program now suspended to June 2012.
Products of SCEC
Security Equipment Catalogue
SEC2011 now available in hardcopy and digital.
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Digital version clients can log in now and download the SEC March 2011 version from the Documents tab
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The SEC2011 will remain current until 2014.
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SCEC Endorsed Consultants and SCEC Approved Locksmiths Information
SCEC Endorsed Security Zone Consultants April 2012 Register
SCEC Approved Locksmiths April 2012 Register
SCEC Endorsed Couriers January 2012 Register
Updated Course information for the SCEC Endorsed Consultants and SCEC Approved Locksmiths can be found here.
