Michigan HB5834 amends the Michigan Gaming Control Board's authority to obtain criminal history records and fingerprints for internet gaming license.
Michigan HB5834 amends the Michigan Gaming Control Board's authority to obtain criminal history records and fingerprints for internet gaming license applicants and employees. The bill allows the board to conduct criminal history investigations on applicants, licensees, and employees, including board agents and contractors. It mandates that applicants and licensees submit fingerprints and photographs for background checks. The Department of State Police will store and retain the fingerprints and notify the board if new criminal arrest information matches previously submitted fingerprints.
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