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Got my hands on the questionnaire that is sent to my neighbors.
The IA presents it as a background check for employment.
1) Do you know the applicant?
2) How well do you know the applicant?
3) Do you socialize with the application or members of her/her family?
4) Do you have any complaints regarding the applicant?
5) Have you ever suspected the application of any illegal activity?
6) Are you aware of any disturbances at the residence, including parties, fights, and high vehicular or pedestrian traffic?
7) Are you aware of anything that would disqualify the application from a position of trust?
8) would you want the application as a neighbor in the future?
9) Additional Comments:
If you know of any other persons who may be able to furnish information about the applicant, would you please provide their name and contact information.
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I personally am not concerned about any of these questions. I imagine most will feel violated.
I think we are in for the long game.
SB2 will eventually get greatly reigned in at the end of it all, these over zealous requirements and checks will get reigned in, all the people putting their hands in the cookie jar (trainers, and psychologists will have to face litigation eventually for rejections or letting someone inappropriate slip through the process who goes crazy and flips out or hits everyone except the suspect).
At the end of it though, if one has a CCW in hand at the time all this flushes out then they reap the rewards for having jumped through the hoops sooner than later.
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I think the actual content of the background will have to be very limited towards questions that only focus on absolutely any illegal activity and looking for things to make the applicant a prohibited person.
The IA presents it as a background check for employment.
1) Do you know the applicant?
2) How well do you know the applicant?
3) Do you socialize with the application or members of her/her family?
4) Do you have any complaints regarding the applicant?
5) Have you ever suspected the application of any illegal activity?
6) Are you aware of any disturbances at the residence, including parties, fights, and high vehicular or pedestrian traffic?
7) Are you aware of anything that would disqualify the application from a position of trust?
8) would you want the application as a neighbor in the future?
9) Additional Comments:
If you know of any other persons who may be able to furnish information about the applicant, would you please provide their name and contact information.
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I personally am not concerned about any of these questions. I imagine most will feel violated.
I think we are in for the long game.
SB2 will eventually get greatly reigned in at the end of it all, these over zealous requirements and checks will get reigned in, all the people putting their hands in the cookie jar (trainers, and psychologists will have to face litigation eventually for rejections or letting someone inappropriate slip through the process who goes crazy and flips out or hits everyone except the suspect).
At the end of it though, if one has a CCW in hand at the time all this flushes out then they reap the rewards for having jumped through the hoops sooner than later.
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I think the actual content of the background will have to be very limited towards questions that only focus on absolutely any illegal activity and looking for things to make the applicant a prohibited person.
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