SB 1356: Proprietary security services.

This bill proposes to make nonsubstantive changes to existing law regarding proprietary private security services. It would require a proprietary private security officer to register with the department of consumer affairs, submitting fingerprints and a specified fee as part of the application. The chief of the bureau of security and investigative services would issue a registration card upon approval. Existing law allows a person to work pending receipt of the registration card if they have been approved by the director and carry a hardcopy printout of the approval and identification.