Which of the following roles is not covered under the PSISA when holding a security license?

The role of a bailiff is not covered under the Private Security and Investigative Services Act (PSISA) when holding a security license. The PSISA regulates security services in Ontario, focusing on roles directly involved in security, such as security guards, loss prevention personnel, and bouncers, all of which require specific licenses issued by the Ministry of Community Safety and Correctional Services.

A bailiff, on the other hand, operates under different legal frameworks, often connected to the enforcement of court orders or judgments, which typically involves a distinct set of qualifications and licensing requirements beyond those stipulated by the PSISA. Therefore, while the roles mentioned in the other options are integral to the private security industry and require adherence to PSISA regulations, bailiffs function within the judicial system and are not included under the same licensing regime.