N.Y. Executive Law § 841-b: Functions, powers and duties of council

§ 841-b. Functions, powers and duties of council. 1. The council shall

recommend to the commissioner rules and regulations with respect to:

(a) the approval, or revocation thereof, of security guard training

schools and training programs;

(b) minimum courses of study duration, attendance requirements, and

equipment and facilities to be required at approved security guard

training schools and training programs, taking into account subject

matter, the hours each subject is to be taught and special requirements

unique to particular assignments, employers and work sites;

(c) minimum qualifications for instructors at approved security guard

training schools and training programs; and

(d) the subject matter of all training requirements which security

guards and security guard applicants must complete before being

registered as unarmed and armed security guards.

2. The council may, in addition:

(a) consult with, advise and make recommendations to the commissioner

with respect to the exercise of his or her functions, powers and duties

as set forth in this section;

(b) recommend studies, surveys and reports to be made by the

commissioner regarding the carrying out of the objectives and purposes

of this section;

(c) visit and inspect any security guard training school approved by

the commissioner or for which application for such approval has been

made;

(d) make recommendations, from time to time, to the commissioner, the

governor, the legislature and the secretary of state, with regard to

implementation of the purposes of this section and of article seven-A of

the general business law; and

(e) perform such other acts as may be necessary or appropriate to

carry out the functions of the council.