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Code · Virginia · Title 58.1 · Chapter 41

Code of Virginia § 58.1-4104. Fingerprints and background investigations.

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The Board, in conjunction with an accredited law-enforcement agency, shall conduct a background investigation, including a criminal history records check and fingerprinting, of the following individuals:
(i)every individual applying for a license or permit pursuant to this chapter;
(ii)every individual who is an officer, director, or principal of a licensee or applicant for a license and every employee of the licensee who conducts gaming operations;
(iii)all security personnel of any licensee; and
(iv)all permit holders and officers, directors, principals, and employees of permit holders whose duties relate to gaming operations in Virginia. Each such individual shall submit his fingerprints and personal descriptive information to the Central Criminal Records Exchange to be forwarded to the Federal Bureau of Investigation for a national criminal records search and to the Department of State Police for a Virginia criminal history records check. The results of the background check and national and state criminal records check shall be returned to the Board.
2020, cc. 1197 , 1248 .
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