Background check fingerprinting authority

(a) When conducting the fingerprinting of an individual is required or authorized by any District or federal law or regulation for the purposes of conducting a background check of the individual, MPD, or an entity authorized by MPD for the purpose of fingerprint collection, shall fingerprint the individual and shall submit the fingerprints to the FBI for the purpose of conducting a criminal history background check. MPD shall receive the results of the criminal history check and shall disseminate the results of the criminal history check to the District agency authorized by law to receive such information and to no other entity. (b) The authority provided by this section applies to: (1) Fingerprinting authorized under the District of Columbia Rap Back Program; and (2) Fingerprinting required or authorized for the purposes of administering the following provisions of District law: (A) Subsection 1102.1 of Title 6-A of the District of Columbia Municipal Regulations (6-A DCMR § 1102.1), relating to the commission or employment of a special police officer, conducted by MPD; (B) Subsection 2105.1 of Title 17 of the District of Columbia Municipal Regulations (17 DCMR § 2105.1), relating to the certification or employment of a security officer, conducted by MPD; (C) Part E of subchapter I of Chapter 13 of this title, relating to individuals who seek to be approved or licensed as an adoptive parent, kinship caregiver, or legal guardian, individuals with whom a child is placed under § 16-2320(a), and adults residing in the home of such individuals, conducted by MPD; (D) Chapter 25 of Title 7, relating to firearm registration applicants, conducted by MPD; (E) Subsection 2321.5(d) of Title 24 of the District of Columbia Municipal Regulations (24 DCMR § 2321.5(d)), relating to firearms dealer licensing, conducted by MPD; (F) Subsection 2337.2(d) of Title 24 of the District of Columbia Municipal Regulations (24 DCMR § 2337.2(d)), relating to concealed carry pistol licensing, conducted by MPD; (G) Chapter 12 of Title 3 ("Health Occupations Revision Act"), relating to licensed health professionals regulated by the Department of Health and the health-licensing boards established under the Health Occupations Revision Act, conducted by the Department of Health; (H) T§ 24-211.41, relating to Department of Corrections employees, including non-probationary employees, conducted by the Department of Corrections; and (I) § 36-621.05, relating to Office of Lottery and Gaming applicants for a license or renewal of a license, conducted by the Office of Lottery and Gaming.