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Kansas BSRB proposes mandatory background checks for new and reinstated licenses, KBI fee $57
Summary
The Behavioral Sciences Regulatory Board is moving to require criminal background checks for initial licensure, reinstatements and some disciplinary situations to align with multistate compacts; the Kansas Bureau of Investigation would charge $57 per check and staff time to review results is expected to increase.
The executive director of the Kansas Behavioral Sciences Regulatory Board told the Behavior Analyst Advisory Committee on Aug. 15 that the board is preparing to require criminal background checks for new license applicants, for license reinstatements and in some disciplinary investigations.
David Fye said the board’s enabling statute already authorizes such a requirement and that the Kansas Bureau of Investigation would perform the checks. The KBI fee would be $57 per check, he said, and the board expects that staff will need additional time to review checks and that investigations…
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