What business change must the Marshall be notified of but does not require a revised certificate?

The requirement for notifying the Marshall specifically regarding a change of corporate officers stems from the nature of corporate governance and the principle that the individuals in key leadership roles can significantly impact the operations and compliance of a business. While the change of ownership, relocation, or business name can all have implications, they may not require an immediate revision of the business certificate because they do not necessarily alter the fundamental structure of the business in a way that impacts regulatory compliance.

In this context, the change in corporate officers is essential to notify because such changes can directly affect the decision-making and compliance capability of the business. Monitoring personnel in leadership positions helps ensure the business continues to operate within the regulatory framework established for fire safety and alarm compliance. Hence, this specific notification serves as a protective measure for maintaining adherence to applicable regulations without necessitating a complete reevaluation of the business certification itself.