SB2347 amends the Department of Financial and Professional Regulation Law to revise the criteria for evaluating criminal convictions of applicants.
SB2347 modifies the Department of Financial and Professional Regulation Law to change how criminal convictions are assessed for applicants seeking licenses in cosmetology, esthetics, nail technology, hair braiding, and barbering. The bill requires the Department to consider whether a prior conviction is directly related to the applicant's ability to perform job duties safely. It also mandates the Department to consider mitigating factors and evidence of rehabilitation when evaluating an applicant's record.
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