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| Bill # | Last Action | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| HB 4003 – would eliminate the permit requirement to carry and transport a concealed pistol for certain individuals. | ||||
| Referred to House Judiciary Committee | 1/11/17 | HB 4004 -would update references related to HB 4003. | ||
| Referred to House Judiciary Committee | 1/11/17 | HB 4005 – would allow for transportation and possession of a firearm for certain individuals. | ||
| Referred to House Judiciary Committee | 1/11/17 | HB 4006 – would update the natural resources and environmental protection act. | ||
| Referred to House Judiciary Committee | 1/11/17 | HB 4023 – would create a task force to review school policies and recommend improvements to policy and response efforts to school shootings. | ||
| Referred to House Judiciary Committee | 1/12/17 | HB 4061 – would require reporting of school lockdown drills | ||
| Referred to House Education Reform Committee | 1/18/17 | HB 4204 – would allow MSP access to driver license photographs of concealed weapons license holders. | ||
| Signed into law as Public Act 32 of 2017 | 5/2/17 | HB 4268 – would allow certain individuals with a personal protection order to carry a concealed pistol in a concealed pistol free zone. | ||
| Referred to House Judiciary Committee | 2/23/17 | HB 4277 – would provide immunity for business owners from liability for firearms injuries provided they do not prohibit firearms. | ||
| Referred to House Judiciary Committee | 2/28/17 | HB 4416 – would eliminate the permit requirement to carry and transport a concealed pistol for certain individuals. | ||
| Referred to Senate Government Operations Committee | 6/13/17 | HB 4417 – would update references in conjunction with HB 4416. | ||
| Referred to Senate Government Operations Committee | 6/13/17 | HB 4418 – would updates firearms references in the NREPA in conjunction with HB 4416. | ||
| Referred to Senate Government Operations Committee | 6/13/17 | HB 4419 – would update sentencing guidelines in conjunction with HB 4416. | ||
| Referred to Senate Government Operations Committee | 6/13/17 | HB 4458 – would modify the penalty for failure to comply with certain licensing requirements. | ||
| Referred to Senate Government Operations Committee | 9/28/17 | HB 4474 – would allow possession of concealed firearms on military premises. | ||
| Referred to the Senate Committee of the Whole | 10/17/17 | HB 4554 – would make pistol registration voluntary. | ||
| Referred to House Judiciary Committee | 5/2/17 | HB 4560 – would dramatically expand gun free zones by creating new zones and eliminating the existing exception for concealed pistol license holders in MCL 750.234d. | ||
| Referred to House Judiciary Committee | 4/19/17 | HB 4565 – would eliminate many gun free zones. Tie barred with 4566-4568. | ||
| Referred to House Judiciary Committee | 5/2/17 | HB 4566 – would update sentencing guidelines to reflect changes in House Bills 4565-4568. | ||
| Referred to House Judiciary Committee | 5/2/17 | HB 4567 – would update the natural resources and environmental protection act to reflect changes in House Bills 4565-4568. | ||
| Referred to House Judiciary Committee | 5/2/17 | HB 4568 – would allow concealed carry without a license. Tie barred with House Bill 4565-4567. | ||
| Referred to House Judiciary Committee | 5/2/17 | HB 4616 – would provide for greater enforcement of preemption. | ||
| Referred to Senate Government Operations Committee | 09/28/17 | HB 4706 – would create an extreme risk protection order act. | ||
| Referred to the House Judiciary Committee | 06/07/17 | HB 4707 – would prohibit purchase of firearms if individual has an extreme risk protection order. | ||
| Referred to the House Judiciary Committee | 06/07/17 | HB 4710 – would allow certain entities to prohibit the open display or carry of firearms. | ||
| Referred to the House Judiciary Committee | 06/07/17 | HB 4711 – sentencing guidelines reference update tie barred to HB 4710. | ||
| Referred to the House Judiciary Committee | 06/07/17 | HB 4838 – would exempt retired law enforcement officers from concealed pistol free zones. | ||
| Referred to the House Judiciary Committee | 07/12/17 | HB 4842 – would exempt firefighters and medical first responders from concealed pistol free zones. | ||
| Referred to the House Judiciary Committee | 07/12/17 | HB 4851 – sentencing guidelines reference update tie barred to HB 4854. | ||
| Referred to the House Judiciary Committee | 07/12/17 | HB 4852 – would update the natural resources and environmental protection act to reflect changes in House Bill 4854. | ||
| Referred to House Judiciary Committee | 07/12/17 | HB 4853 – would eliminate the prohibition on carrying a concealed pistol. | ||
| Referred to House Judiciary Committee | 07/12/17 | HB 4854 – would allow CPL holders to carry in certain pistol free zones. | ||
| Referred to House Judiciary Committee | 07/12/17 | HB 4876 – would modify the requirements to possess a pistol. | ||
| Referred to House Judiciary Committee | 08/16/17 | HB 4955 – would prohibit department consideration of firearms possession in placement of a child in foster care or adoption. | ||
| Referred to House Judiciary Committee | 09/14/17 | HB 4970 – would eliminate the CPL requirement for certain military personnel. | ||
| Referred to House Judiciary Committee | 09/19/17 | HB 5320 – would exempt retired motor carrier officers from pistol free zones. | ||
| Referred to House Judiciary Committee | 12/05/17 | HB 5369 – would expand background checks to long guns. | ||
| Referred to House Judiciary Committee | 12/13/17 | HB 5414 – would provide for lifetime concealed pistol licenses. | ||
| Referred to House Judiciary Committee | 01/16/17 | HB 5814 – would modify CPL fees. | ||
| Referred to House Judiciary Committee | 04/17/18 | HB 5933 – would require a background check for firearms rentals. | ||
| Referred to House Judiciary Committee | 05/08/18 | HB 5987 – would waive the CPL fee for veterans. | ||
| Referred to House Judiciary Committee | 05/15/18 | SB 219 – would modify the CPL application process. | ||
| Signed into law as Public Act 95 of 2017 | 07/13/17 | SB 293 – would provide for penalties for storing or leaving a firearm where it may be accessed by a minor. | ||
| Referred to Senate Judiciary Committee | 3/30/17 | SB 366 – would create a provisional CPL for 18-20 year olds. | ||
| Referred to House Judiciary Committee | 11/09/17 | SB 527 – would modify weapons requirements for foster parents. | ||
| Referred to House Judiciary Committee | 11/09/17 | SB 584 – would allow carrying a pistol in pistol free zones by certain individuals. | ||
| Refered to House Judiciary Committee | 11/09/17 | SB 586 – would prohibit local units of government from imposing certain restrictions on firearms. | ||
| Referred to House Judiciary Committee | 11/09/17 | SB 934 – would require background checks for long guns. | ||
| Referred to Senate Government Operations | 04/12/18 | SB 935 – would update the penal code in reference to SB 934. | ||
| Referred to Senate Government Operations | 04/12/18 | SB 936 – would update sentencing guidelines in reference to SB 934. | ||
| Referred to Senate Government Operations | 04/12/18 | SB 937 – would create extreme risk protection orders. | ||
| Referred to Senate Government Operations | 04/12/18 | SB 938 – would prohibit purchase of a firearm by a person with an extreme risk protection order. | ||
| Referred to Senate Government Operations | 04/12/18 | SB 1044 – would provide for certain requirements before individual may rent, lease, or loan a firearm. | ||
| Referred to Senate Government Operations | 06/06/18 | SB 1045 – would require firearm dealers to notify law enforcement when individual fails background check. | ||
| Referred to Senate Government Operations | 06/06/18 | SB 1046 – would update sentencing guidelines related to SB 1045. | ||
| Referred to Senate Government Operations | 06/06/18 | SB 1047 – would modify penalties for failure to surrender concealed pistol license within certain number of days after notification of suspension. | ||
| Referred to Senate Government Operations | 06/06/18 | SB 1048 – would provide for a requirement for a dealer or seller of a pistol to transmit electronic record of firearms purchase to local law enforcement agency. | ||
| Referred to Senate Government Operations | 06/06/18 | |||