In Subsection R156-55d-102(3), the amendment clarifies that an alarm company must have control over a person for that person to fall within the definition of "employee". The proposed new Subsection R156-55d-102(5) defines and clarifies the definition for "sensitive alarm system information". In Section R156-55d-302a, the proposed amendment removes the requirement for documents containing information that is currently gathered by applicant fingerprint and reformats remaining subsections. In Sections R156-55d-302c and R156-55d-302d, the amendment adds "Qualifying Agent" to the section title for clarification. In Section R156-55d-302e, the amendment adds "Alarm Company" to the section title for clarification. In Section R156-55d-306, the proposed amendment removes the requirement for a qualifying agent to submit a certification of criminal history or non-history as they have already submitted fingerprints with an application and criminal history is verified by the Division using the fingerprints. In Subsection R156-55d-502(1)(c), the proposed amendment removes a reference to an association that no longer exists. Subsection R156-55d-502(1)(f) is added to designate that failing to report an arrest, charge, indictment, or violation is considered unprofessional conduct. The remaining subsections are renumbered. In Subsection R156-55d-603(1), the proposed amendment removes a reference to an association that no longer exists. In Section R156-55d-604, the proposed amendments clarify the distinction between the business receiving the service and the alarm company providing the service. Section R156-55d-605 is a new section that adds an operating standard of conduct that requires notification within 72 hours of an arrest, charge, or indictment for any criminal offense above the level of a Class C misdemeanor.