In Section 69B-211.041, F.A.C. several definitions are deleted because they are no longer needed based on the rewrite to Section 69B-211.042, F.A.C. Other definitions are revised to provide simplicity and clarity. Rule Section 69B-211.042, F.A.C. is amended to delete language that is inconsistent with Section 626.207, F.S. as amended. Subsection (1) establishes the process for submission of documentation related to the applicant’s law enforcement record. Subsection (2) addresses the effect of failure to fully disclose a Law Enforcement Record. Subsection (3) establishes disqualification periods based on the nature of the crime in a record. Subsection (4) provides increased disqualification periods where an applicant has a record of multiple crimes. Subsection (5) identifies mitigating factors used to reduce disqualifying periods. Subsection (6) identifies aggravating factors used to increase disqualification periods. Subsection (7) prohibits collateral attack of criminal proceedings. Subsection (8) provides that the pendency of a criminal appeal does not affect the consideration of a criminal record for licensure. Subsection (9) provides that the Department will not grant a license to a person in a pre-trial intervention program. Subsection (10) addresses the effect of sealing or expunging of criminal records. Subsection (11) addresses the effect of a pardon. Subsection (12) clarifies the effect of varying terminology found in the law enforcement record documentation. Subsection (13) prohibits licensure of applicants imprisoned, under arrest, in custody, under supervision, or serving a sentence. Subsection (14) provides that passage of a disqualification period does not create an entitlement to a license. Subsection (15) addresses how foreign law enforcement records affect a licensure application. The existing crime classification system is being removed to conform to revisions to Section 626.207, F.S.