California Codes, Business and Professions Code, Division 3 — Professions and Vocations Generally, Chapter 11.5 — Private Security Services, Article 5 — Firearms and Baton Training Facilities

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Section 7585Requires applicants seeking a firearms qualification card to satisfactorily complete the firearms carrying-and-use training prescribed in the bureau’s Firearms Training Manual, covering…Section 7585.1Defines “firearms course” for purposes of the article as the firearms training course outlined in the referenced provision. The defined term refers…Section 7585.2Requires firearms requalification to consist of successful completion of a firearms requalification course approved by the bureau. The provision makes bureau approval…Section 7585.3Requires any institution, firm, participating tribe, or individual seeking bureau approval to offer the firearms course to apply for certification as a…Section 7585.4Requires the chief, after bureau approval of a firearms training facility, to issue the facility a Firearms Training Facility Certificate and requires…Section 7585.4.1Requires the bureau to inspect a certified firearms training facility within 120 days after certificate issuance and maintain random and targeted inspection…Section 7585.5Requires a firearms training instructor applicant to use the bureau form, hold an associate of arts degree in administration of justice or…Section 7585.6Requires initial firearms qualification training to cover all manual material, include at least eight classroom hours and no more than eight range…Section 7585.7Requires each firearms training facility to retain specified student, instructor, weapon, range-score, examination-score, and course-result records for two years and make them…Section 7585.8Requires each firearms training facility, before allowing initial or requalification firearms training, to verify documentation that the trainee is a United States…Section 7585.9Requires applicants seeking a baton permit to satisfactorily complete the Department of Consumer Affairs-prescribed baton carrying-and-use course in the bureau’s Baton Training…Section 7585.10Defines “baton course” for the article as the baton training course outlined in the cited section. Establishes that cross-referenced training course as…Section 7585.11Requires a prospective baton training facility to apply for bureau certification with prescribed provider, schedule, class-size, facility, instructor, and fee information. Bars…Section 7585.12Requires a baton training instructor applicant to use the bureau form, possess the specified degree or equivalent, hold an approved baton-instructor certificate…Section 7585.13Requires every baton-certification class session to cover all course material given to the certificate holder in the bureau-issued Baton Training Manual. The…Section 7585.15Requires each baton training facility to retain specified student records for two years, including identity, completion date, pass-or-fail information, instructor name, and…Section 7585.16Allows a baton permitholder whose permit is lost, stolen, or destroyed to request a replacement in writing, describe the circumstances, identify the…Section 7585.17Requires every firearms or baton training facility to notify the bureau within five working days whenever a bureau-certified training instructor begins or…Section 7585.18Requires every firearms or baton training facility and instructor to report a student whose demonstrated firearm or baton carrying and use would…Section 7585.19Allows the chief to refuse or cancel firearms or baton training facility or instructor certificates, or assess fines, based on specified instructor…Section 7585.20Sets firearms and baton training facility and instructor certificates expiring on or after January 1, 1985 on two-year cyclical renewal, with renewal…

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