21288122, 5N-1.113 - Florida Administrative Rules, Law, Code, Register

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Notice: 21288122

Notice of Proposed Rule

Department:

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE AND CONSUMER SERVICES

Division:

Division of Licensing

Chapter:

PRIVATE INVESTIGATIVE, SECURITY AND REPOSSESSION ACTIVITIES, SCHOOLS

Overview

RULE:

5N-1.113	Disciplinary Guidelines; Aggravating and Mitigating Circumstances; Range of Penalties
5N-1.114	Directly Related Criminal Offenses

PURPOSE:

Proposed new rule 5N-1.114, F.A.C., describes the specific criminal offenses that are directly related to the business for which a license is held or sought within the private security, private investigative, and recovery industries. The effect of the rule is to provide applicants and licensees with a clear and concise list of those directly related criminal offenses, and the penalties imposed for each. 5N-1.113, F.A.C. is also amended to align with this newly proposed rule.

SUMMARY:

This proposed rule specifies those criminal offenses that are classified as directly related to the business for which the license is held or sought, and which could result in departmental action against a person’s application for a license or license issued under Chapter 493, F.S., along with the penalty for each offense. The existing rule range of penalties also is amended to align with those in the proposed rule for directly related offenses.

RULEMAKING AUTHORITY:

493.6103, 493.6106(2), 493.6107(5), 493.6110(2), 493.6111(5), 493.6112(1), (2), 493.6115(3), (6), (9), 493.6118, 493.6120(3), 493.6121, 493.6124, 493.6301(8), 493.6304(3), 493.6404(1), (2), FS.

LAW:

493.6100, 493.6101(7), 493.6105(3), 493.6106(1)(b), 493.6107(5), 493.6110(2), 493.6111(5), 493.6112(1),(2), 493.6115, 493.6118, 493.6120(3), 493.6121, 493.6124, 493.6304(3), 493.6404, FS.

PRINT PUBLISH DATE:

12/21/2018 Vol. 44/247

COMMENTS:

From 12/21/2018 To 1/11/2019 (21 Days)
The public comment period for this notice has already expired.

REFERENCE MATERIALS:

No reference(s).

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