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2006 Florida Statutes -- CHAPTER 489 CONTRACTING=20
PART II ELECTRICAL AND ALARM SYSTEM CONTRACTING (ss. 489.501-489.538)=20
489.129 Disciplinary proceedings.--=20
(1) The board may take any of the following actions against any =
certificateholder or registrant: place on probation or reprimand the =
licensee, revoke, suspend, or deny the issuance or renewal of the =
certificate, registration, or certificate of authority, require =
financial restitution to a consumer for financial harm directly related =
to a violation of a provision of this part, impose an administrative =
fine not to exceed $10,000 per violation, require continuing education, =
or assess costs associated with investigation and prosecution, if the =
contractor, financially responsible officer, or business organization =
for which the contractor is a primary qualifying agent, a financially =
responsible officer, or a secondary qualifying agent responsible under =
s. 489.1195 is found guilty of any of the following acts:=20
(a) Obtaining a certificate, registration, or certificate of =
authority by fraud or misrepresentation.=20
(b) Being convicted or found guilty of, or entering a plea of =
nolo contendere to, regardless of adjudication, a crime in any =
jurisdiction which directly relates to the practice of contracting or =
the ability to practice contracting.
489.518 Alarm system agents.--=20
(1) A licensed electrical or alarm system contractor may not employ =
a person to perform the duties of a burglar alarm system agent unless =
the person:=20
(a) Is at least 18 years of age or has evidence of a =
court-approved declaration of emancipation.=20
(b) Has successfully completed a minimum of 14 hours of =
training, to include basic alarm system electronics in addition to =
related training including CCTV and access control training, with at =
least 2 hours of training in the prevention of false alarms. Such =
training shall be from a board-approved provider, and the employee or =
applicant for employment shall provide proof of successful completion to =
the licensed employer. The board shall by rule establish criteria for =
the approval of training courses and providers and may by rule establish =
criteria for accepting alternative nonclassroom education on an =
hour-for-hour basis. The board shall approve providers that conduct =
training in other than the English language. The board shall establish a =
fee for the approval of training providers or courses, not to exceed =
$60. Qualified employers may conduct training classes for their =
employees, with board approval.=20
(c) Has not been convicted within the last 3 years of a crime =
that directly relates to the business for which employment is being =
sought. Although the employee is barred from operating as an alarm =
system agent for 3 years subsequent to his or her conviction, the =
employer shall be supplied the information regarding any convictions =
occurring prior to that time, and the employer may at his or her =
discretion consider an earlier conviction to be a bar to employment as =
an alarm system agent. To ensure that this requirement has been met, a =
licensed electrical or alarm contractor must obtain from the Florida =
Department of Law Enforcement a completed fingerprint and criminal =
background check for each applicant for employment as a burglar alarm =
system agent or for each individual currently employed on the effective =
date of this act as a burglar alarm system agent.=20
(d) Has not been committed for controlled substance abuse or =
been found guilty of a crime under chapter 893 or a similar law relating =
to controlled substances in any other state within the 3-year period =
immediately preceding the date of application for employment, or the =
effective date of this act for an individual employed as a burglar alarm =
system agent on that date, unless he or she establishes that he or she =
is not currently abusing any controlled substance and has successfully =
completed a rehabilitation course.
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All the huffing and puffing about a 30-year-old assault (not battery) =
which had nothing to do with the trade is pure BS and you and Mugford =
know this full well. Statements you've made to the contrary were lies.
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<DIV><FONT size=3D2><STRONG>2006 Florida Statutes -- CHAPTER 489=20
CONTRACTING</STRONG> <BR><STRONG>PART II ELECTRICAL AND ALARM =
SYSTEM=20
CONTRACTING (ss. 489.501-489.538) <BR></STRONG><BR><STRONG>489.129 =
Disciplinary proceedings.-- <BR></STRONG> (1) =
The board=20
may take any of the following actions against any certificateholder or=20
registrant: place on probation or reprimand the licensee, revoke, =
suspend, or=20
deny the issuance or renewal of the certificate, registration, or =
certificate of=20
authority, require financial restitution to a consumer for financial =
harm=20
directly related to a violation of a provision of this part, impose an=20
administrative fine not to exceed $10,000 per violation, require =
continuing=20
education, or assess costs associated with investigation and =
prosecution, if the=20
contractor, financially responsible officer, or business organization =
for which=20
the contractor is a primary qualifying agent, a financially responsible =
officer,=20
or a secondary qualifying agent responsible under s. 489.1195 is found =
guilty of=20
any of the following acts: <BR> =
(a) =20
Obtaining a certificate, registration, or certificate of authority by =
fraud or=20
misrepresentation. <BR> (b) =
Being=20
convicted or found guilty of, or entering a plea of nolo contendere to,=20
regardless of adjudication, a crime in any jurisdiction which directly =
relates=20
to the practice of contracting or the ability to practice=20
contracting.</FONT></DIV>
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<P><FONT size=3D2><STRONG>489.518 Alarm system agents.--</STRONG>=20
</FONT></P>
<P><FONT size=3D2> (1) A licensed =
electrical or alarm=20
system contractor may not employ a person to perform the duties of a =
burglar=20
alarm system agent unless the person: </FONT></P>
<P><FONT size=3D2> =
(a) Is at least=20
18 years of age or has evidence of a court-approved declaration of =
emancipation.=20
</FONT></P>
<P><FONT size=3D2> =
(b) Has=20
successfully completed a minimum of 14 hours of training, to include =
basic alarm=20
system electronics in addition to related training including CCTV and =
access=20
control training, with at least 2 hours of training in the prevention of =
false=20
alarms. Such training shall be from a board-approved provider, and the =
employee=20
or applicant for employment shall provide proof of successful completion =
to the=20
licensed employer. The board shall by rule establish criteria for the =
approval=20
of training courses and providers and may by rule establish criteria for =
accepting alternative nonclassroom education on an hour-for-hour basis. =
The=20
board shall approve providers that conduct training in other than the =
English=20
language. The board shall establish a fee for the approval of training =
providers=20
or courses, not to exceed $60. Qualified employers may conduct training =
classes=20
for their employees, with board approval. </FONT></P>
<P><FONT size=3D2> =
(c) Has not=20
been convicted within the last 3 years of a crime that directly relates =
to the=20
business for which employment is being sought. Although the employee is =
barred=20
from operating as an alarm system agent for 3 years subsequent to his or =
her=20
conviction, the employer shall be supplied the information regarding any =
convictions occurring prior to that time, and the employer may at his or =
her=20
discretion consider an earlier conviction to be a bar to employment as =
an alarm=20
system agent. To ensure that this requirement has been met, a licensed=20
electrical or alarm contractor must obtain from the Florida Department =
of Law=20
Enforcement a completed fingerprint and criminal background check for =
each=20
applicant for employment as a burglar alarm system agent or for each =
individual=20
currently employed on the effective date of this act as a burglar alarm =
system=20
agent. </FONT></P>
<P><FONT size=3D2> =
(d) Has not=20
been committed for controlled substance abuse or been found guilty of a =
crime=20
under chapter 893 or a similar law relating to controlled substances in =
any=20
other state within the 3-year period immediately preceding the date of=20
application for employment, or the effective date of this act for an =
individual=20
employed as a burglar alarm system agent on that date, unless he or she=20
establishes that he or she is not currently abusing any controlled =
substance and=20
has successfully completed a rehabilitation course.</FONT></P>
<P><FONT size=3D2>-----</FONT></P></DIV>
<DIV><FONT size=3D2>All the huffing and puffing about a 30-year-old =
assault=20
(not battery) which had nothing to do with the trade is pure BS and you =
and=20
Mugford know this full well. Statements you've made to the =
contrary were=20
lies.</FONT></DIV>
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