Legislature(1997 - 1998)
04/24/1997 08:41 AM Senate FIN
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SB 141 CONCEALED HANDGUN PERMITS
TUCKERMAN BABCOCK answered questions of the committee.
SENATOR PARNELL MOVED to rescind previous action in
Reporting Out CSSB 141(FIN). Without objection, the
MOTION CARRIED and the bill was before the committee.
SENATOR PARNELL MOVED Amendment #5. SENATOR ADAMS
objected, then withdrew his objection. There being no
further objection, Amendment #5 was ADOPTED. SENATOR
DONLEY MOVED the bill from committee with individual
recommendations. SENATOR ADAMS objected. By a 6 to 1
vote, CSSB 141(FIN) was REPORTED OUT with a previous
fiscal note (5.0) and two previous zero fiscal notes
from the Department of Public Safety.
SENATE BILL NO. 141
"An Act relating to permits to carry concealed handguns; and
relating to the possession of firearms."
COCHAIR SHARP noted that CSSB 141(FIN), which had been
reported out, was before the committee with incorporated
amendments. There was an additional amendment before the
committee that had been suggested by the drafter.
TUCKERMAN BABCOCK, Legislative Aide to Senator Green, noted
that the language in the amendment met the legal counsel's
concern about due process, but it left the effect of the
amendment intact.
SENATOR PARNELL MOVED to rescind previous action in
Reporting Out CSSB 141(FIN). Without objection, the MOTION
CARRIED.
SENATOR PARNELL MOVED Amendment #5. SENATOR ADAMS objected.
He asked for two examples of a class A misdemeanor. MR.
BABCOCK replied that stalking and misconduct involving
weapons were examples. SENATOR ADAMS withdrew his
objection. There being no further objection, Amendment #5
was ADOPTED.
SENATOR ADAMS stated his objection to the bill. It went too
far by allowing weapons to be carried in state buildings,
courthouses, domestic violence centers, and other places
where guns shouldn't be. There was additional discussion
about federal restrictions regarding where concealed weapons
were allowed.
COCHAIR SHARP brought up a fiscal note from the Office of
the Governor (OMB) for purchase of lock boxes in various
locations. He wanted to zero-out the item. SENATOR ADAMS
opposed the suggestion. There was discussion about security
in airports and courthouses.
SENATOR DONLEY MOVED the bill from committee with individual
recommendations. SENATOR ADAMS objected. By a 6 to 1 vote,
CSSB 141(FIN) was REPORTED OUT with a previous fiscal note
(5.0) and two previous zero fiscal notes from the Department
of Public Safety.
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