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HB172: Fixing Background Check Rules for Marijuana Businesses
This law fixes a mistake in the list of people who must get fingerprint background checks before working with or owning marijuana businesses in Delaware.
What This Bill Does
- Amends Section 1347 of Title 4 of the Delaware Code to correct specific categories of persons required for background checks.
- Updates the law so it follows federal rules (Public Law 92-544) for accessing FBI criminal history records.
Who It Names or Affects
- Directors, officers, board members, or agents of licensed marijuana establishments.
- People applying to become directors, officers, board members, or agents for these businesses.
- The State Bureau of Identification and the Division that handles background checks.
Terms To Know
- Technical correction
- A small fix made to a law to correct an error without changing its main purpose.
- Fingerprint-based background check
- An official review of a person's criminal history using their fingerprints and FBI records.
Limits and Unknowns
- The text does not state the exact date this law becomes effective.
- The bill only changes specific words in one section of the code regarding background checks.