California SB1356 regulates the registration and renewal of proprietary private security officers, including fingerprint submission and fees.
California SB1356 amends Section 7574.11 of the Business and Professions Code to establish procedures for the registration and renewal of proprietary private security officers. The bill mandates that applicants submit fingerprints to the Department of Justice for background checks. Upon approval, applicants receive a registration card valid for two years. The bill also sets fees for registration, renewal, and replacement of lost cards. Additionally, it requires the Department of Justice to provide criminal history information to the Bureau of Security and Investigative Services.
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