If a PPO agency loses its Qualified Manager, how many days do they have to notify BSIS?

When a PPO (Private Patrol Operator) agency loses its Qualified Manager, it is required to notify the Bureau of Security and Investigative Services (BSIS) within 30 days. This timeframe is stipulated in accordance with California's regulations governing private security services. The requirement is in place to ensure that the agency maintains compliance with licensing standards and ensures that there is continuity in management oversight.

Notifying BSIS promptly is crucial because the agency must demonstrate ongoing adherence to the regulations that govern its operation, including having an appointed Qualified Manager who meets the qualifications set forth by the law. This notification process is an essential part of maintaining the agency's license and operational integrity in the security services industry. Failure to comply with this notification requirement can lead to penalties or complications with the agency's licensure.