This bill amends various sections of the Minnesota Statutes related to the licensing of private detectives and protective agents. Key changes include redefining terms such as "applicant," "license holder," "Minnesota manager," and "proprietary employer" to remove references to partnerships, thereby focusing on individuals and corporate entities. The bill also clarifies the roles of qualified representatives and the requirements for business entity applicants, ensuring that key individuals within a corporation, such as the chief executive officer and qualified representative, meet licensing requirements.

Additionally, the bill outlines the application process for obtaining a license, emphasizing the need for thorough background checks and the submission of detailed personal and business information. It establishes that unlicensed activity will not count as legitimate experience for licensing and prohibits individuals from applying for a license for one year following a violation. The bill also mandates that any changes in the signatories of a license application must be reported to the board, ensuring that the board is kept informed of any significant changes in the management of licensed entities.

Statutes affected:
Introduction: 326.32, 326.33, 326.3381, 326.3382, 326.3385, 326.3386
1st Engrossment: 326.32, 326.33, 326.3381, 326.3382, 326.3385, 326.3386