SB 285
WV State Police rule relating to contracted police or security services
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- Passed Senate
- Passed House of Delegates
- To Governor
- Became Law
Bill overview
This bill authorizes the West Virginia State Police to create and enforce rules regarding the use of contracted police or security services within the state. Specifically, it builds upon an existing rule (81 CSR 05) that was reviewed and modified by the Legislative Rule-Making Review Committee. The goal is to provide the State Police with clearer guidelines and regulations for managing these external service providers. This legislation ensures consistent standards and oversight for contracted law enforcement and security personnel.
Key provisions
- Authorizes the West Virginia State Police to develop rules.
- Concerns contracted police or security services.
- Builds upon an existing rule (81 CSR 05).
- Requires adherence to the Legislative Rule-Making Review Committee's modifications.
- Establishes guidelines for the State Police's management of contracted services.
Who is affected
- West Virginia State Police
- Contracted police and security service providers
- State government agencies utilizing contracted services
Notable changes
- Formalizes the State Police’s authority to regulate contracted services.
- Reinforces the need for compliance with the Legislative Rule-Making Review Committee’s feedback.
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