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BSIS outlines proposed changes in Senate Bill 1454 during sunset review, including new enforcement tools and training requirements
Summary
The Bureau of Security and Investigative Services said draft provisions in its Senate Bill 1454 sunset package would extend some licensing sunsets and add enforcement authorities — including higher administrative penalties and new documentation requirements for private investigators — pending legislative negotiation.
The Bureau of Security and Investigative Services (BSIS) told its advisory committee that provisions drafted for its sunset bill, Senate Bill 1454, could add enforcement tools and new regulatory requirements for private security and private investigators.
Lynn (bureau chief) said the bureau had completed testimony in the Legislature’s sunset review and that "the bill is now in the Senate Judiciary Committee"; she told the committee she expected the measure to move forward and said the bureau does not sponsor legislation but uses the sunset bill to present priorities. Assistant Chief Sam Studalski outlined policy proposals the bureau submitted to lawmakers, calling them a "wish list" under negotiation.
Sam said the bureau and staff identified a number of specific changes that may be carried in SB 1454, including removal of outdated exemptions in the Proprietary Security…
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