NC S202

Adds three new private protective services professions to state law: detection of deception examiner, electronic countermeasures profession, and digital forensics examination, effective October 1, 2020.

Creates a close personal protection endorsement requirement for private investigators engaged in security services for executives, officials, and at-risk individuals, effective July 1, 2021.

Establishes firearms training exemptions for law enforcement officers, military personnel with relevant experience, and nuclear power plant security employees who can qualify within three attempts rather than complete full training courses.

Increases the timeframe for businesses to replace a qualifying agent from 30 days to 90 days when one ceases employment, with Board discretion to extend an additional 30 days.

Authorizes the Department of Public Safety to relocate Alcohol Law Enforcement Headquarters and regional offices to state-owned property as suitable space or recurring funding becomes available.