Bill Proposed To “Reduce Bureaucracy” In Security Companies, Sidelining DOCL

ROCKFORD HILLS (WZL) — The Progress Party’s Jordan Malone has introduced H.R. 146 (now referenced as 145), which amends the Private Security and Investigative Services Act to remove requirements to provide a complete employee registration list to the Department of Commerce and Labor (DoCL) upon request. The amendment bill also clarifies a few features of Agent licenses being dispensed by the private companies.

This bill was announced days after Mr. Malone introduced an “Anti-corruption” bill targeting the Department of Commerce and Labor, but before that bill was sidelined. The Secretary of the Legislature announced they had found “serious allegations and concerns … due to the activities of specific members of the Department that called into question the ethical conduct of the Department as a whole.”

The purpose of this amendment is outlined as “To ensure that security agencies licensed in the State of San Andreas are capable of operating fairly and legally as businesses […] in order to amend the legislation to reduce bureaucracy.” The amending bill doesn’t change Section 6 of the Private Security and Investigative Services Act, which continues to require the Department of Labor and Commerce to approve the licenses to allow operation of each security business.