HB921

Louisiana HB921 amends private security licensing laws, including training requirements, board member qualifications, and canine handler regulations.

Louisiana HB921 amends the Louisiana Private Security Licensing and Regulatory Act, affecting private security examiners and businesses. The bill updates training requirements for security officers, mandating 16 hours of training before their first assignment. It changes board member qualifications, requiring five members from the private security industry and four at-large members from various sectors. The bill also introduces regulations for canine handlers, requiring board approval for canine training programs and establishing certification standards.