Polygraph examiners; Department of Professional and Occupational Regulation to regulate. (HB1219)

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Description

Department of Professional and Occupational Regulation; powers and duties with respect to polygraph examiners. Clarifies the authority of the Department of Professional and Occupational Regulation with respect to the polygraph examiners regulatory program to (i) charge fees for issuing licenses and renewals, (ii) conduct investigations, (iii) enter into consent agreements related to investigations and disciplinary proceedings, and (iv) impose monetary penalties. In doing so the bill conforms the powers and duties of the agency for the polygraph examiners regulatory program to the powers and duties for other regulatory programs that it administers. View Full Text »

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