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AR SB6
Bill
Status
5/24/2016
Primary Sponsor
Eddie Williams
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AI Summary
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Adds exception language to unlawful acts provision, allowing certain individuals to perform security services while applications for licenses or credentials are pending if supervised by a licensed or credentialed person.
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Establishes that individuals cannot be denied licensure or renewal for misdemeanors if 10 or more years have passed since conviction.
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Removes "crime involving moral turpitude" as an automatic disqualification for security officer and investigator licenses, replacing it with "attempted felony or solicitation or conspiracy to commit a felony that is classified as a Class A misdemeanor."
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Requires the Department of Arkansas State Police to promulgate rules within 90 days defining which Class A misdemeanors (involving theft, sexual offenses, violence, dishonesty, or crimes against persons) disqualify applicants.
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Declares an emergency effective immediately upon Governor approval due to unintended consequences of the original act that made qualified individuals ineligible for licensure based on minor offenses or old convictions.
Legislative Description
Concerning The Qualifications Of Professionals Under The Private Security Agency, Private Investigator, And School Security Licensing And Credentialing Act; And To Declare An Emergency.
Last Action
Notification that SB6 is now Act 11
5/24/2016