This bill amends and reenacts several sections of Louisiana's Revised Statutes related to life safety and property protection licensing. Key changes include the introduction of new definitions, such as "administrative personnel," and the establishment of specific licensure exemptions for individuals who do not visit customer premises, as well as for remote employees of licensed firms who pass a criminal background check. The bill also outlines new requirements for criminal history verification, license application processes, and licensing fees, which have been updated to reflect new amounts for both firm and employee endorsements.

Additionally, the bill modifies the validity period of licenses from one year to three years and introduces a new late fee structure for renewals. It specifies that licenses not renewed within one year of expiration will require a new application and a criminal background check. Several existing provisions have been repealed, streamlining the licensing process and ensuring that the requirements are clear and up-to-date. Overall, the bill aims to enhance the regulatory framework for life safety and property protection in Louisiana.

Statutes affected:
HB917 Original: 40:4(A), 40:6(B)(6), 40:7(F), 40:8(A), 40:9(B), 40:15(A), 40:3(22), 40:8(B), 40:9(J)
HB917 Engrossed: 40:4(A), 40:6(B)(6), 40:7(F), 40:8(A), 40:9(B), 40:15(A), 40:3(22), 40:8(B), 40:9(J)
HB917 Reengrossed: 40:4(A), 40:6(B)(6), 40:7(F), 40:8(A), 40:9(B), 40:15(A), 40:3(22), 40:8(B), 40:9(J)
HB917 Enrolled: 40:7(F), 40:8(A), 40:9(B), 40:3(22), 40:8(B), 40:9(J)
HB917 Act 682: 40:7(F), 40:8(A), 40:9(B), 40:3(22), 40:8(B), 40:9(J)