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The security license is property of?

The person who applied for the security license
Lieutenant Governor of Ontario
Registrar
CSIS

The correct answer is: Registrar

The security license is actually the property of the Registrar. This means that while individuals may apply for and be granted a security license, the actual legal ownership of that license remains with the governing regulatory body responsible for licensing, which is the Registrar in this context. The Registrar oversees and maintains the licensing process, ensuring that security personnel meet the necessary qualifications and standards mandated by law. This arrangement helps maintain the integrity of the licensing system, ensuring that licenses are issued and held in compliance with regulatory requirements. In contrast, while individuals or organizations may hold the license for their own operations, they do not own it outright; thus, the connection to the Registrar as the legal holder is crucial in the regulatory framework. Other entities mentioned, such as the Lieutenant Governor or CSIS, are involved in governance and national security but do not hold ownership of individual security licenses.