HB1385 mandates fingerprint background checks for applicants to certain positions.
HB1385 requires fingerprint-based criminal history record checks for applicants to positions involving unsupervised access to children, the elderly, or individuals with disabilities. The Washington State Patrol will charge a fee for processing these checks, which must be paid by the qualified entity or federally recognized tribe. Qualified entities must notify applicants of their right to obtain and challenge their criminal history records. The bill also outlines procedures for handling and using the criminal history information, ensuring privacy and accuracy.
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