What type of notification must be sent to BSIS regarding a PPO's death?

The correct response is a notification that must be sent to the Bureau of Security and Investigative Services (BSIS) within 30 days of a PPO's (Private Patrol Operator's) death. This requirement is in place to ensure that the Bureau is kept informed of significant changes that may affect licensing and regulatory compliance. Timely notification allows BSIS to update records and take necessary actions related to the licensing status of the PPO, providing an essential mechanism for maintaining accurate oversight of private security operations in California.

In practice, this kind of notification helps initiate any transitions or adjustments that might be necessary due to the operator's death, ensuring continuity within their operations or triggering any required investigations if applicable.

The other options like license renewal, dismissal notices, and incident reports serve different purposes under different circumstances and do not pertain specifically to notifying BSIS about a PPO's death. Therefore, this prompt and specific communication regarding a death reflects the regulatory standards and obligations of the industry.