Tenn. Comp. R. & Regs. 0780-05-02-.02 - DEFINITIONS
(1) As used in this chapter, unless the
context otherwise requires, the definitions of terms contained in §
62-35-102 of the Act are applicable.
(2) The following definitions are also
applicable in these rules.
(a) "Baton" means a
club, nightstick, or baton that is designed and manufactured for use by a law
enforcement officer or security guard/officer.
(b) "Chemical spray" means a chemical
composition housed in a handheld dispenser that is designed and manufactured
for the purpose of self defense.
(c) "Special Event" means any public event
that requires security services for a specific and defined period of
time.
(d) "Special Event Permit"
means a permit issued to a licensed Tennessee Contract Security Company that
allows for the temporary employment of individuals for security guard and
patrol services during a special event.
(e) "Stun gun" means a handheld, electronic
control device designed and manufactured for self-defense which emits an
electrical spark which may momentarily disable a person.
(f) "Employed" means to receive compensation,
in any form, for the performance of security guard services and/or patrol
services.
Notes
Authority: T.C.A. § 62-35-129.
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(1) As used in this chapter, unless the context otherwise requires, the definitions of terms contained in §62-35-102 of the Act are applicable.
(2) The following definitions are also applicable in these rules.
(a) "Baton" means a club, nightstick, or baton that is designed and manufacture for use by a law enforcement officer or security guard/officer.
(b) "Chemical spray" means a chemical composition housed in a hand held dispenser that is designed and manufactured for the purpose of self defense.
(c) "Stun gun" means a hand-held device designed and manufactured for self defense which emits an electrical spark which may momentarily disable a person.
Notes
Authority: T.C.A. § 62-35-129.