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BILL NO./AUTHOR/E-MAIL |
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CRPA’s POSITION |
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AB 373 Repeal of AB 962
(Hagman, R-Diamond Bar) assemblymember.hagman@assembly.ca.gov |
This bill is dead. The author has introduced AB 1663 to replace this bill. See AB 1663 below.
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Dead Bill
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Dead - 1/22/10
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AB 740 Repeal of AB 962
(Hagman, R-Diamond Bar)
assemblymember.hagman@assembly.ca.gov
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This bill is dead. The author has introduced AB 1663 to replace this bill. See AB 1663 below.
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Dead Bill
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Dead - 1/22/10
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AB 1254 An act to amend Section 206 and repeal Section 2017 of, the Fish and Game Code
(T. Berryhill, R-Modesto) assemblymember.berryhill@assembly.ca.gov |
The California Constitution creates the Fish and Game Commission. Existing law establishes the commission in the Natural Resources Agency to perform specified functions. Existing law requires the commission to hold no fewer than 10 regular meetings per year, with no more than 2 regular meetings to be held in Sacramento per year. This bill would require the commission to hold no fewer than 8 meetings per year, if the commission has adequate funding for related travel, including funding for department travel. It would also require no more than 3, rather than 2, regular meetings to be held in Sacramento per year. This bill contains other related provisions and other existing laws.
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6/9/10 Anticipated hearing in Senate Committee on Natural Resources
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AB 1663 Handgun Ammunition Registration Repeal
(Hagman, R-Diamond Bar) assemblymember.hagman@assembly.ca.gov |
CRPA and NRA are co-sponsors of this bill. Existing law provides that no handgun ammunition vendor, as defined, shall sell, offer for sale, or display for sale, any handgun ammunition in a manner that allows that ammunition to be accessible to a purchaser without the assistance of the vendor or employee thereof. This bill would repeal those provisions. This bill contains other related provisions and other existing laws.
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Dead Bill
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Dead – 3/23/10 failed passage
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AB 1810 Registration of Rifles & Shotguns
(Feuer, D-Los Angeles) assemblymember.feuer@assembly.ca.gov |
Existing law generally regulates the transfer of firearms and provides for retaining specified information regarding firearm transfers by the Department of Justice. Existing law establishes different requirements regarding reportable information regarding handguns versus firearms that are not handguns. This bill would conform those provisions so that the transfers and information reporting and retention requirements for handguns and firearms other than handguns are the same. This bill contains other related provisions and other existing laws.
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Oppose |
6/3/10 passed on Assembly floor vote; to be referred to Senate Committee on Public Safety; no hearing date set
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AB 1934 Firearms – handgun open carry prohibition
(Saldana, D-San Diego)as
assmblymember.saldana@assembly.ca.gov |
Existing law, subject to exceptions, makes it an offense to carry a concealed handgun on the person or in a vehicle, as specified. Existing law provides that firearms carried openly in belt holsters are not concealed within the meaning of those provisions. This bill would delete the exception pertaining to firearms carried openly in belt holsters. The bill would also establish an exemption to the offense for transportation of a firearm by members of specified organizations going directly to or from official parade duty or ceremonial occasions, as specified. This bill contains other related provisions and other existing laws.
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Oppose |
6/1/10 passed on Assembly floor vote; to be referred to Senate Rules for assignment; no hearing date set
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AB 1956 California condors: feeding
(Monning, D-Santa Cruz) assemblymember.monning@assembly.ca.gov |
Existing law authorizes the Department of Fish and Game, in accordance with policies established by the Fish and Game Commission, to provide for the feeding of game birds, mammals, or fish when natural foods for those animals are not available and to provide suitable feeding areas. This bill would require, if the department enters into a memorandum of understanding with participants in a condor preservation program to allow for the feeding of free-ranging California condors, that the terms of the memorandum of understanding be consistent with prescribed guidelines for feed animals and feeding sites. The bill would require the department to revise any term of a memorandum of understanding in effect on January 1, 2011, that is inconsistent with those guidelines. This bill contains other related provisions and other existing laws.
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Oppose |
Amended and referred to Senate Committee on Natural Resources and Water; tentative hearing date 6/9/10
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AB 1995 Licenses: Automated License Data System
(Gaines, R-Rosevillle)
assemblymember.gaines@assembly.ca.gov |
Existing law generally prohibits a person from obtaining more than one license, permit, reservation, or other entitlement of the same class, or more than the number of tags authorized by statute or regulation for the same license year, but provides for multiple entitlements under specified circumstances, including a replacement in case of the loss or destruction of an unexpired entitlement as certified by the applicant's signed affidavit and proof, as determined by the department, that the original license, tag, permit, reservation, or other entitlement was issued, and payment of a base fee of $5, adjusted annually pursuant to a specified index. This bill would exempt entitlements issued through the Automated License Data System from those provisions, and, instead, for those entitlements, would generally prohibit a person from obtaining more than one entitlement of the same class, or more than the number of tags authorized by statute or regulation for the same license year, but would provide for multiple entitlements under specified circumstances, including the replacement of the entitlements in case of the loss or destruction of an unexpired entitlement as certified by the applicant's signed affidavit and proof, as determined by the department, that the original entitlement was issued, and payment of a $5 base fee , or in case of the loss or destruction of a stamp or endorsement imprinted on a base license and payment of a base fee of $3 for each stamp or endorsement replaced on any base license document. Those fees would be adjusted annually pursuant to the specified index, based on license years established in the bill, not to exceed the fee for the original entitlement.
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Referred to Senate Committee on Natural Resources and Water; tentative hearing date 6/9/10 |
AB 2053 Concealed firearms licenses good cause definition
(Miller, R-Orange) assemblymember.miller@assembly.ca.gov |
CRPA and NRA are co-sponsors of this bill. Existing law authorizes the sheriff of a county, or the chief or other head of a municipal police department, if good cause exists for the issuance, and subject to certain other criteria, to issue a license to carry a concealed handgun or to carry a loaded and exposed handgun, as specified. This bill would define "good cause" for these purposes to include self defense, defending the life of another, or preventing crime in which human life is threatened, and would provide procedural guidelines to the issuing authority on determining the presence or absence of "good cause." The bill would make other technical, non-substantive changes.
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Dead Bill |
Dead - 4/20/10 reconsideration vote only; failed passage
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AB 2115 Concealed firearms license: veterans
(Knight, R-Lancaster) assemblymember.knight@assembly.ca.gov |
CRPA and NRA are co-sponsors of this bill. Existing law authorizes the sheriff of a county, or the chief or other head of a municipal police department, upon proof that the person applying is of good moral character, that good cause exists, and that the person applying satisfies certain conditions, as specified, to issue a license for the person to carry a concealed handgun, as specified. This bill would provide, if the person seeking the license is a veteran, that no good cause would need to be shown for issuance, and would require the sheriff or the chief or other head of a municipal police department to issue the license to the veteran if the other criteria described above are met. This bill contains other related provisions and other existing laws.
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Dead Bill
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Dead – 4/23/10 failed deadline
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AB 2152 (Originally firearms handgun safety certificate requirements for veterans – amended 4/14/10 to address parole conditions)
(Nielsen, R-Biggs) assemblymember.nielsen@assembly.ca.gov
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This bill was amended on 4/14/10 by the author to solely address parole conditions. The bill no longer addresses handgun safety certificates requirements for veterans.
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Dead Bill
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Dead - Bill amended by author to solely address parole conditions |
AB 2155 Firearms: Voluntary surrender
(Logue, R-Chico)
assemblymember.logue@assembly.ca.gov |
CRPA and NRA are co-sponsors of this bill. Existing law provides exceptions to certain firearms transaction requirements in the case of government entities that obtain firearms as part of an authorized, voluntary program where the entity is buying or receiving weapons from private individuals. This bill would additionally require in connection with those transactions, that a private individual who surrenders, gives, or transfers a firearm to a law enforcement agency or government entity pursuant to a voluntary program shall deliver a completed form, as specified, to the law enforcement agency or government entity at the time the firearm is surrendered. The bill would require the law enforcement agency or government entity to take the individual's thumbprint and to complete an online check of the Department of Justice's lost or stolen firearms registry at the time of surrender to determine if the surrendered firearm is lost or stolen and to file the completed form with the Department of Justice. This bill contains other related provisions and other existing laws.
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Dead Bill |
Dead - 4/23/10 failed deadline
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AB 2186 Firearms – prohibited persons
(DeLeon, D-Los Angeles) assemblymember.deleon@assembly.ca.gov |
Existing law provides that any person who has been convicted of certain misdemeanors and who, within 10 years of the conviction, owns, purchases, receives, or has in his or her possession or under his or her custody or control any firearm is guilty of a public offense punishable by imprisonment in a county jail not exceeding one year or in the state prison, by a fine not exceeding $1,000, or by both that imprisonment and fine. This bill would provide that any person who has been convicted of a misdemeanor violation of carrying a concealed firearm and who, within 10 years of the conviction, owns, purchases, receives, or has in his or her possession or under his or her custody or control any firearm is guilty of a misdemeanor punishable by imprisonment in a county jail not exceeding one year, or by a fine not exceeding $1,000, or by both that fine and imprisonment. This bill contains other related provisions and other existing laws.
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Oppose |
6/3/10 sent to Assembly inactive file
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AB 2223 Wildlife Management
Areas: nontoxic shot (lead ban)
(Nava, D-Santa Barbara) assemblymember.nava@assembly.ca.gov |
The Ridley-Tree Condor Preservation Act requires the use of nonlead centerfire rifle and pistol ammunition when taking big game and coyote within specified areas. Existing law generally provides that a violation of the fish and game laws is a crime. This bill, commencing July 1, 2011, would prohibit the possession or use of any shotgun shell loaded with anything other than nontoxic shot, as defined, when taking migratory game birds, resident small game, or nongame species under the authority of a hunting license within a wildlife management area, as defined. Under the bill, a person who violates that prohibition would be guilty of an infraction punishable by a $500 fine for the first offense. Because the act would create a new crime, this bill would create a state-mandated local program. This bill contains other related provisions and other existing laws
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Oppose |
6/3/10 passed on Assembly floor vote; referred to Senate; no hearing date set
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AB 2324 Firearms possession (public transit facilities)
(Nava, D-Santa Barbara) assemblymember.nava@assembly.ca.gov |
Existing law prohibits a person from knowingly possessing specified weapons and other items within any sterile area, as defined, of an airport or passenger vessel terminal, except as specified. This bill would make it a misdemeanor, punishable as specified, for any person to knowingly possess at a public transit vehicle station, as defined, specified weapons. By creating a new crime, the bill would impose a state-mandated local program. This bill contains other related provisions and other existing laws.
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Watch |
5/27/10 referred to Assembly Committee on Public Safety; tentative hearing date 6/22/10
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AB 2358 Ammunition (records privacy)
(DeLeon, D-Los Angeles) assemblymember.deleon@assembly.ca.gov |
Existing law provides that commencing February 1, 2011, a vendor shall not sell or otherwise transfer ownership of any handgun ammunition without, at the time of delivery, legibly recording specified information regarding the purchaser or transferee, and maintaining the record for a period of not less than 5 years, as specified. Existing law provides that violation of these provisions is a misdemeanor. Existing law also provides that the records shall be subject to inspection by any peace officer and certain others, as specified, for purposes of an investigation where access to those records is or may be relevant to that investigation, when seeking information about persons prohibited from owning a firearm or ammunition, or when engaged in ensuring compliance with laws pertaining to firearms or ammunition, as specified. This bill would provide that commencing February 1, 2011, except for investigatory and enforcement purposes described above, no ammunition vendor shall provide the required information to any 3rd party without the written consent of the purchaser or transferee. The bill would also provide that records may be removed from the premises for purposes of copying or other investigatory or enforcement purposes by any person authorized to inspect those records, as specified, and that copies shall be transmitted to local law enforcement if required by local law. The bill would also provide that any required ammunition records that are no longer required to be maintained shall be destroyed in a manner that protects the privacy of the purchaser or transferee who is the subject of the record. The bill would provide that violation of these provisions is a misdemeanor. By expanding the scope of an existing crime, this bill would impose a state-mandated local program. The bill would require ammunition vendors, commencing February 1, 2011, to provide written notice to the local police chief, or if the vendor is in an unincorporated area, to the county sheriff, of the vendor's intent to conduct business in the jurisdiction, and to obtain any regulatory or business license required by the jurisdiction for ammunition sellers.
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Oppose |
6/3/10 referred to Senate Committee on Public Safety with amendments; tentative hearing date 6/15/20
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AB 2413 Deadly weapons: concealed firearm license reciprocity
(Norby, R-Brea) assemblymember.norby@assembly.ca.gov |
CRPA and NRA are co-sponsors of this bill. Existing law regulates the carrying of firearms and authorizes the issuance of a license, as specified, to persons enabling them to carry firearms that are concealed, or loaded, as specified. This bill would deem persons who have a valid permit or license to carry a concealed handgun issued by Arizona, Nevada, or Oregon, or a political subdivision of any of those states, to be authorized to carry a concealed handgun pursuant to provisions of California law, as specified.
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Dead Bill |
Dead – 4/20/10 failed passage
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AB 2427 Hunting or taking game
(B. Berryhill, R-Stockton) assemblymember.bill.berryhill@asm.ca.gov |
CRPA and NRA are co-sponsors of this bill. Among other things this bill would prohibit the Fish and Game Commission from imposing an absolute prohibition on hunting or taking game. The bill would not prohibit the commission, in accordance with the California Constitution, from imposing conditions necessary for the protection and propagation of game. This bill contains other related provisions and other existing laws.
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Dead Bill
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Dead - 4/27/10 failed passage
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AB 2546 Firearms -DOJ roster of approved handguns
(Hagman, R-Diamond Bar) assemblymember.hagman@assembly.ca.gov |
CRPA and NRA are co-sponsors of this bill. Existing law, subject to exceptions, subjects any person in this state who manufactures or causes to be manufactured, imports into the state for sale, keeps for sale, offers or exposes for sale, gives, or lends any unsafe handgun, as defined, to imprisonment in a county jail for not more than one year. Existing law, subject to exceptions, requires handguns imported into the state for sale, kept for sale, or offered or exposed for sale, to be tested, as specified, to determine if they are unsafe. This bill would exempt from those provisions, handguns for which production ceased prior to January 1, 2000, and for which production has not resumed, and handguns that are commemorative or custom-made, and for which production was or is limited to 1,000 or fewer firearms.
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Dead Bill
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Dead - 4/20/10 hearing in Assembly Committee on Public Safety cancelled at request of author
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AB 2609 Firearms: handgun safety certificates Veterans exemptions Restoration
(Anderson, R-La Mesa) assemblymember.anderson@assembly.ca.gov |
Existing law requires, with certain exceptions, that a person obtain a handgun safety certificate before purchasing or receiving a handgun. This bill would exempt honorably discharged members of the United States Armed Forces, National Guard, or Air National Guard, instead of retired members. This bill would also require a person licensed to sell firearms to provide every handgun purchaser who is exempt from possessing a handgun safety certificate with a copy of the instruction manual on handgun safety published by the Department of Justice.
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Dead Bill |
Dead - 4/23/10 failed deadline
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ACA 11 Hunting and taking game Constitutional amendment
(B. Berryhill, R-Stockton) assemblymember.bill.berryhill@asm.ca.gov |
CRPA and NRA are co-sponsors of this bill. The California Constitution authorizes the Legislature to delegate to the Fish and Game Commission powers relating to the protection and propagation of fish and game. Existing statutory law delegates to the commission the power to regulate the taking or possession of birds, mammals, fish, amphibia, and reptiles in accordance with prescribed laws. Under existing law, the Department of Fish and Game exercises various functions with regard to the taking of fish and game. This measure would establish the right to hunt and fish wildlife, as defined, subject only to statutes enacted by the Legislature and regulations adopted by the Fish and Game Commission to promote wildlife conservation and management. It would provide that public hunting and fishing, including the use of traditional methods, as defined, would be a preferred means of managing and controlling wildlife.
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Dead Bill |
Dead -4/13//10 failed passage out of Assembly Committee on Water, Parks and Wildlife CRPA & NRA plan to have this bill reintroduced in 2011
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SB 282 Deadly weapons transaction records: firearms and ammunition(Wright, D-Los Angeles) senator.wright@senate.ca.gov
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CRPA and NRA are co-sponsors of this bill. Existing law provides that commencing February 1, 2011, a vendor shall not sell or otherwise transfer ownership of any handgun ammunition without, at the time of delivery, legibly recording specified information regarding the purchaser or transferee, and maintaining the record for a period of not less than 5 years, as specified. Existing law provides that violation of these provisions is a misdemeanor. Existing law also provides that the records shall be subject to inspection by any peace officer and certain others, as specified, for purposes of an investigation where access to those records is or may be relevant to that investigation, when seeking information about persons prohibited from owning a firearm or ammunition, or when engaged in ensuring compliance with laws pertaining to firearms or ammunition, as specified. This bill would provide that commencing February 1, 2011, except for investigatory and enforcement purposes described above, no ammunition vendor shall provide the required information to any 3rd party, or use the information for business purposes, without the written consent of the purchaser or transferee. The bill would also provide that any required ammunition records that are no longer required to be maintained shall be destroyed in a manner that protects the privacy of the purchaser or transferee who is the subject of the record. The bill would provide that violation of these provisions is a misdemeanor. This bill contains other related provisions and other existing laws.
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Support
CRPA & NRA are co-sponsors of this bill
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2/23/10 referred to Assembly Committee on Public Safety; no hearing date set
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SB 697 Firearms: owner-authorized handguns
(DeSaulnier, D-Antioch) senator.desaulnier@senate.ca.gov
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Existing law establishes criteria for determining if a handgun is unsafe. Existing law generally requires manufacturers to submit samples of new handgun models for testing to determine if they are unsafe or may be approved for sale, as specified. Other provisions of existing law, subject to exceptions, generally make it an offense to manufacture or sell a handgun that is not safe. This bill would provide that commencing 18 months following the Attorney General's reporting that owner-authorized handguns are available for retail sale, as specified, a handgun would be unsafe if it was not owner-authorized, as defined, and would provide an exception to these provisions for the sale, loan, or transfer of handguns manufactured in or imported into this state prior to that date, as specified. The bill would specify requirements that owner-authorized handguns would be required to meet in order for the Attorney General to determine that owner-authorized handguns are available for retail sale, and in order to comply with certain safety standards, as specified. This bill contains other related provisions and other existing laws.
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Dead Bill |
Dead – 1/15/10 failed deadline
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SB 904 Hunting: commercial hunting clubs
(Hollingsworth, R-Murrieta) assemblymember.hollingsworth@assembly.ca.gov |
Existing law provides that a person in possession or control of property on or with respect to which a fee for the privilege of taking birds or mammals is imposed or collected, or on or with respect to which a fee for any type of entry or use permit that includes the privilege of taking birds or mammals on the property is imposed or collected, is maintaining a commercial hunting club if birds or mammals are taken on the property, and requires a person to procure a "commercial hunting club license" from the Department of Fish and Game before birds or mammals are taken. Existing law authorizes the department to issue a license to any person upon submission of a completed application and payment of a fee, in accordance with a fee schedule based on the number of properties used by the club, including a $1,000 fee for 6 to 10, inclusive, properties and a $2,000 fee for 11 or more properties. This bill would delete the fee category for 11 or more properties, and would revise the $1,000 fee category to apply to 6 or more properties.
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Support |
5/20/10 referred to Assembly Committee on Water, Parks and Wildlife; tentative hearing date 6/15/10
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SB 1058 Hunting license fee accountability
(Harmon, R-Orange) assemblymember.harmon@assembly.ca.gov |
Existing law requires all money collected under the provisions of the Fish and Game Code, including money received as a result of the sale of licenses issued under the provisions of the code, to be deposited into the Fish and Game Preservation Fund, unless otherwise provided. Existing law grants authority to the department to issue tags, stamps, and licenses for the hunting of antelope, elk, upland game birds, deer, wild pigs, bears, and bighorn sheep upon payment of a fee, to be deposited into the fund. This bill would establish the Upland Game Bird Account within the fund to permit separate accountability for the receipt and, subject to appropriation, the prescribed expenditure of revenues from upland game bird validations and stamps. This bill contains other related provisions and other existing laws.
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Support |
5/6/10 referred to Assembly Committee on Water, Parks and Wildlife; tentative hearing date 6/15/10
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| SB 1080 Deadly weapons; re-numbering of Penal Code sections relating to firearms; committee bill Committee on Public Safety |
Existing law generally regulates deadly weapons. This bill would reorganize without substantive change the provisions of the Penal Code relating to deadly weapons, to be operative January 1, 2012.
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Support |
5/6/10 referred to Assembly Committee on Public Safety; no hearing date set
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| SB 1115 Deadly weapons, re-numbering of Penal Code sections relating to firearms; committee bill Committee on Public Safety |
Existing law generally regulates deadly weapons. This bill would make cross-reference changes to provisions of law that reference various deadly weapons provisions in the Penal Code, to be operative January 1, 2012. The operation of this bill is contingent upon enactment of Senate Bill 1080, which would reorganize and make other non-substantive changes to the deadly weapons provisions of law. |
Support |
5/6/10 referred to Assembly Committee on Public Safety; no hearing date set
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SB 1165 Calif. Firearms Licensee Check Program (CFLC) amendments
(Aanestad, R-Grass Valley) senator.aanestad@sen.ca.gov |
CRPA and NRA are co-sponsors of this bill. Existing law provides that a person who is a federal firearms licensee, as specified, may not deliver, sell, or transfer a firearm to a person in California who is a federal firearms licensee, as specified, unless, prior to delivery, the person intending to deliver, sell, or transfer the firearm obtains a verification number from the Department of Justice, as specified. This bill would exempt from those requirements the sale, delivery, loan, or transfer of a firearm that is a curio or relic, as defined, by a firearms dealer to a federally licensed firearms collector, as specified.
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Dead Bill |
Dead - 4/23/10 failed deadline
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SB 1179 Free hunting days
(Hollingsworth, R-Murrieta assemblymember.hollingsworth@assembly.ca.gov |
This bill would require the department to establish 2 free hunting days per year. The bill would permit a California resident who does not possess a hunting license to hunt if accompanied by a person who holds a valid hunting license and if the unlicensed hunter remains in the field of vision of the licensed hunter at all times. The bill would authorize the department to require to demonstrate the safe operation of the firearm he or she intends to use prior to being authorized to participate in a free hunting day. The bill would authorize the department to prohibit unlicensed hunters hunting pursuant to these provisions from taking certain species.
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Support |
6/1/10 held at Assembly floor desk; no hearing date set
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SB 1312 Firearms: loans: private guard companies
(Maldanado, R-Santa Maria) senator.aanestad@sen.ca.gov
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Existing law provides, subject to exceptions, that where neither party to a firearm transaction holds a firearms dealer's license, the parties to the transaction shall complete the sale, loan, or transfer of that firearm through a licensed firearms dealer, as specified. Existing law, subject to exceptions, generally prohibits a person from transferring firearms unless the person is a licensed firearms dealer. This bill would provide exceptions to those provisions for transfers of firearms to private patrol operators under specified circumstances, and for loans of firearms by private patrol operators to their employees for purposes of use by the employee while acting within the scope and course of the employee's employment, as specified. The bill would make other conforming changes. This bill contains other related provisions and other existing laws.
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Dead Bill |
Dead – 5/12/10 failed deadline
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| SB 1330 Maintenance of codes, committee bill Committee on Judiciary |
Existing law directs the Legislative Counsel to advise the Legislature from time to time as to legislation necessary to maintain the codes. This bill would make non-substantive changes in various provisions of law to effectuate the recommendations made by the Legislative Counsel to the Legislature.
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Watch |
5/6/10 referred to Assembly Committee on Judiciary; tentative hearing date 6/15/10
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SB 1332 (Originally Birds-of-prey bill - amended 4/6/10 to address radiologic technology)
(Dutton, R-Inland Empire) senator.dutton@sen.ca.gov
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This bill was amended on 4/6/10 by the author to address radiologic technology issues. The bill no longer addresses birds-of-prey or the practice of falconry.
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Dead Bill |
Dead - Amended 4/6/10 by author
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SB 1345 Prohibited importation of dead animal parts
(Calderon, D-Montebello)
senator.calderon@sen.ca.gov
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Existing law, subject to exceptions, makes it an offense to import into this state for commercial purposes, to possess with intent to sell, or to sell within the state, the dead body, or any part or product thereof, of specified animals. Existing law provides an exception to these provisions for kangaroos that may be harvested lawfully under Australian national and state law, the federal Endangered Species Act, and applicable international conventions, as specified, with the operation of the exception being contingent upon the Department of Fish and Game being annually informed by the Australian government of specified information pertaining to the commercial harvesting of kangaroos in Australia, as specified. Existing law provides that all of these provisions will be repealed on January 1, 2011. This bill would remove the contingency from the provisions establishing the exception to the prohibitory provisions of the statute. The bill would also extend the operation of these provisions indefinitely. This bill contains other related provisions and other existing laws.
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Watch |
6/3/10 referred to Assembly Committee on Water, Parks and Wildlife; tentative hearing date 6/29/10
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