Bill > SF3827

This bill modifies the eligibility requirements for individuals and entities seeking licenses to operate as private detectives or protective agents in Minnesota, primarily by removing references to partnerships and clarifying the roles and responsibilities of corporate officers and designated representatives. Specifically, the bill amends existing statutes to remove "partnership" from definitions of "applicant," "license holder," "Minnesota manager," and "qualified representative," and instead focuses on individuals, corporations, and their key personnel such as the chief executive officer, chief financial officer, qualified representative, and Minnesota manager. It also clarifies that for corporate applicants, these specific individuals must meet licensing requirements, and that if a business entity is found to be operating without a license, they are prohibited from applying for one year. Additionally, the bill updates procedures for notifying the licensing board of changes in corporate leadership, such as the death or resignation of a key officer or representative, and specifies that successor individuals must meet the same qualifications as original applicants. Finally, it adjusts the fee structure for designating new qualified representatives or Minnesota managers for corporate license holders.

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https://www.revisor.mn.gov/bills/94/2026/0/SF/3827/