Gaming: other; authority to obtain criminal history records and fingerprints; provide for. Amends sec. 21 of 1996 IL 1 (MCL 432.221).

Summary

The bill adds new requirements to the Michigan Gaming Control and Revenue Act, forcing the state police to run fingerprint‑based criminal background checks on anyone seeking a casino or supplier license, an occupational license, or working for those entities. It also obligates the police to keep the fingerprints in a searchable system and alert the gaming board of any new arrests. The measure is intended to tighten security and oversight of Michigan’s gaming industry.

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