Plain English Breakdown
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California Fire Service Training Fees
This law allows the State Fire Marshal to collect fees for training programs and courses related to fire service, arson investigation, and other specialized training only when state funding is not sufficient.
What This Bill Does
- Allows the State Fire Marshal to set up and charge admission fees for seminars, conferences, and special training sessions under the California Fire Service Training and Education Program.
- Permits the State Fire Marshal to create and collect fees needed to run programs related to fire protection personnel standards, arson investigation courses, and other specialized training as part of the California Fire and Arson Training Act.
- Limits these fee collections to situations where state funding is not sufficient to cover all costs associated with running these programs.
Who It Names or Affects
- The State Fire Marshal
- Firefighters and fire protection personnel who participate in training programs
Terms To Know
- State Fire Marshal
- A state official responsible for overseeing fire safety regulations and training programs.
- California Fire Service Training and Education Program
- A program managed by the State Fire Marshal that provides training and education to firefighters and other fire service personnel.
Limits and Unknowns
- The bill does not specify how much funding is considered insufficient for fee collection.
- It's unclear what happens if state funding covers all costs, but additional funds are needed later.