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Committee backs fee changes for private security board to cover online course reviews and officer renewals
Summary
House Bill 1045 would authorize modest fees for online (non‑live) apprentice security training applications and for renewal filings by corporate officers of private security and detective agencies; the committee gave the bill a do‑pass recommendation.
House Bill 1045, which would allow the North Dakota Private Investigation and Security Board to assess modest fees for certain training-course applications and corporate‑officer renewals, received a do‑pass recommendation from the House Industry, Business and Labor Committee.
Steve Lundin, vice chair of the North Dakota Private Investigation and Security Board and a retired Bismarck police officer, testified the bill implements two specific fee authorities. First, the board requests an application fee—proposed not to exceed $60—for approval of non‑live remote or online classroom instruction courses designed…
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