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Fingerprinting should not be required of employees
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Fingerprinting should not be required of employees. Requiring it of the officers/shareholders/beneficiaries is also a hinderance, but certainly less so than requiring it of employees.

Also, @gandrewstone pointed out here: shea256#2
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markdavidlamb committed Jul 18, 2014
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4. a background report prepared by an independent investigatory agency acceptable to the superintendent for each individual applicant, and each Principal Officer, Principal Stockholder, and Principal Beneficiary of the applicant, as applicable;

5. for each individual applicant, and each Principal Officer, Principal Stockholder, and Principal Beneficiary of the applicant, as applicable, and for all individuals to be employed by the applicant:
5. for each Principal Officer, Principal Stockholder, and Principal Beneficiary of the applicant:

1. a set of completed fingerprints, or a receipt indicating the vendor (which vendor must be acceptable to the superintendent) at which, and the date when, the fingerprints were taken, for submission to the State Division of Criminal Justice Services and the Federal Bureau of Investigation;

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