Michigan HB5832 amends the gaming law to require fingerprint-based criminal history checks for casino and supplier license applicants and employees.
Michigan HB5832 amends the gaming law to mandate that the Michigan Gaming Control Board require fingerprint-based criminal history checks for individuals applying for a casino license, supplier license, or occupational license. This includes prospective and existing employees, agents, or contractors of the board. The individual must submit fingerprints for review by the Department of State Police and the Federal Bureau of Investigation. The fingerprints may be stored and searched against future submissions. The board may not share the criminal history record check with a private entity.
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