Sub-subparagraph 11B-20.001(3)(a)5.a., F.A.C.: Incorporates the revised Affidavit of Separation, form CJSTC-61, to remove the reference to the Affidavit of Separation Supplement, form CJSTC-61A, which is being repealed. Also provides clarification concerning an agency’s responsibility in conducting an internal investigation upon the separation of an officer. Sub-subparagraph 11B-20.001(3)(a)5.b., F.A.C.: Incorporates the use of the revised Internal Investigation Report, form CJSTC-78, instead of completing the repealed Affidavit of Separation Supplement, form CJSTC-61A, for instructors whose separations involve a violation of Section 943.13(4), F.S., or moral character violation. Sub-subparagraph 11B-20.001(3)(a)5.c., F.A.C.: Updates the title of the ATMS Global Profile Report to reflect ATMS Global Profile Sheet for consistency within the rule. Subsection 11B-20.001(4), F.A.C.: Incorporates the revised Instructor Exemption, form CJSTC-82, which adds a certification statement to ensure the training center director or designee is aware of their responsibility to verify individual meets the eligibility requirements. Paragraph 11B-20.0014(1)(f), F.A.C.: Changes the length of time an individual has to apply for a high liability instructor topic to four years following the completion of the topic instructor training course to ensure the individual completes the required training within a reasonable time period. Paragraphs 11B-20.0017(7)(c)-(e), F.A.C.: Revises the subsections of Rule 11B-20.0017(7)(c)-(e), F.A.C., because specific requirements were added pertaining to High-Liability Instructor Certification. Sub-paragraph 11B-20.0017(7)(c)1.-3., F.A.C.: Includes rule language to identify the requirements which must be met for High-Liability Instructors whose High-Liability Instructor Certification has lapsed for a period of four years or fewer. Paragraph 11B-20.0017(7)(d), F.A.C.: Adds new rule language to identify the requirements which must be met for High-Liability Instructors whose High-Liability Instructor Certification has lapsed for a period of more than four years.