Michigan HB5833 amends the Michigan Gaming Control Board's authority to obtain criminal history records and fingerprints.
Michigan HB5833 amends the Michigan Gaming Control Board's authority to obtain criminal history records and fingerprints for individuals applying for or holding sports betting supplier licenses or occupational licenses. The bill specifies that the Department of State Police may charge a fee for these checks and mandates that the board cannot share these records with private entities. It also outlines who is subject to these checks, including managerial employees and directors of sports betting suppliers.
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