traffic schools; instructors; fingerprint clearance

Added a new provision allowing agencies to issue temporary work authorization to individuals while their fingerprint clearance card applications are being processed.

Established specific conditions for temporary authorization, including notarized certifications that the applicant has no criminal convictions or sex offender registration.

Granted agencies the authority to deny temporary authorization based on verifiable negative information and to take disciplinary action against individuals who misrepresent their background.

Changed the bill title and version from House Engrossed to Senate Engrossed, reflecting legislative progression.

Updated the statutory description to reflect the addition of a new section regarding fingerprint clearance cards rather than traffic survival schools.

The document structure was updated to reflect the final engrossed version of the bill, including the addition of official state headers and the removal of the original representative's name and introduction text.

Line breaks and spacing were adjusted to conform to the final formatting standards of the House Engrossed version.