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- Begin by reviewing the 'General Provisions' section. Familiarize yourself with key definitions and employment requirements outlined in §35.1 and §35.2.
- Proceed to fill out the 'Registration Applicant Pre-employment Check' section (§35.3). Ensure you provide accurate information regarding background checks as required.
- In the 'Standards of Conduct' section (§35.5), make sure to acknowledge and agree to the conduct standards expected of security personnel.
- Complete any necessary fields related to firearm standards if applicable, as detailed in §35.7, ensuring compliance with training documentation.
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