What does the term "Employment, Business Activity" include according to the Act?

The term "Employment, Business Activity" according to the Act encompasses a broad range of activities regulated by the Bureau. It is not limited to just for-profit enterprises or formal employment arrangements. Instead, it includes any regulation of services provided, regardless of whether the individual performing those services receives compensation. This means that both paid and unpaid services can fall under the definition, as long as they are regulated by the Bureau.

This wide interpretation allows for a more comprehensive understanding of what constitutes business activities within the context of private investigation licensing. It ensures that all relevant activities, including volunteer services that may be subject to regulation or oversight, are included in the framework. This fosters accountability and compliance within the industry, regardless of the nature of the employment or the presence of financial transactions.