Michigan HB4728 amends the licensing requirements for professional guardians and conservators, including criminal history checks and fingerprinting.
Michigan HB4728 amends the licensing requirements for professional guardians and conservators. It mandates that applicants for a license or employment with a professional guardian or conservator undergo a criminal history check, including fingerprinting. The Department of State Police must conduct these checks and provide results to the Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs. Employers are required to check relevant registries and conduct criminal history checks for their employees and independent contractors.
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