BILL STATUS UPDATE: 3/131/13

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BILL STATUS UPDATE: 3/131/13

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House Bills:

HB485 - Reported favorably as substituted
HB-1049 - Removed from scheduled hearing on 3/13/13
HB1298 - Changed position on Bill to support committee substitute

Senate Bills:

SB164 - Error correction; referred to committee; no hearing scheduled

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There was some discussion here before the session started about putting some teeth into the provision that government offices can't post 30.06 signs. Has that gone anywhere? Thanks!
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Scott Farkus wrote:There was some discussion here before the session started about putting some teeth into the provision that government offices can't post 30.06 signs. Has that gone anywhere? Thanks!
Taken from the Texas Firearms Coalition Bill Status Report :
HB508 (Guillen, D, A+): Relating to certain laws relating to carrying concealed handguns on property owned or leased by a governmental entity; creating an offense.

Impact: Creates a Class C offense for any public employee to give notice or post a sign pursuant to TPC §30.06 on property that is not already statutorily off-limits to CHL's. Every day the sign is posted is a separate offense. Also limits areas off-limits for government meetings.

Status: Referred to Criminal Jurisprudence Committee 2/13/13.

Position on Bill: Support; excellent bill.
Facts are stubborn things; and whatever may be our wishes, our inclinations, or the dictates of our passions, they cannot alter the state of facts and evidence. - John Adams
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