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| Bill # | Last Action | MCRGO Position | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| HB 4003 – would modify the penalty for failure to comply with certain licensing requirements | |||||
| Referred Senate Government Operations Committee | 3/15/22 | SUPPORT | HB 4006 – would exempt elected officials from pistol free zones and extend for 1 year after tenure | ||
| Referred to House Judiciary Committee | 1/26/21 | SUPPORT | HB 4010 – would modify penalties for open-carry of a concealed pistol in prohibited areas | ||
| Referred to House Military, Veterans and Homeland Security Committee | 1/26/21 | SUPPORT | HB 4011 – would update sentencing guideline per HB 4010 | ||
| Referred to House Military, Veterans and Homeland Security Committee | 1/26/21 | SUPPORT | HB 4012 – would allow carrying of concealed pistols by certain pistol instructors in no-carry zones | ||
| Referred to House Military, Veterans and Homeland Security Committee | 1/26/21 | OPPOSE | HB 4013 – would allow issuance of a temporary concealed pistol license during a declared emergency | ||
| Referred to House Military, Veterans and Homeland Security Committee | 1/26/21 | SUPPORT | HB 4023 – would expand gun free zones to include all buildings owned or leased by this state | ||
| Referred to House Government Operations Committee | 1/26/21 | OPPOSE | HB 4024 – would expand concealed pistol free zones to include all buildings owned or leased by this state | ||
| Referred to House Government Operations Committee | 1/26/21 | OPPOSE | HB 4027 – would establish liability for the safety of individuals in a designated weapon-free zone | ||
| Referred to House Judiciary Committee | 1/27/21 | OPPOSE | HB 4029 – would allow for individuals over age 21 to purchase and possess stun guns | ||
| Referred to Senate Government Operations Committee | 4/15/21 | SUPPORT | HB 4030 – would modify the concealed pistol licensing fee | ||
| Referred to Senate Committee of the Whole | 5/24/22 | SUPPORT | HB 4066 – would create a knife preemption act | ||
| VETOED BY THE GOVERNOR | 11/05/21 | SUPPORT | HB 4078 – would allow transportation of firearms in off-road vehicles under certain circumstances | ||
| Referred Senate Natural Resources Committee | 5/03/22 | SUPPORT | HB 4312 – would expand CPL waiver to include animal control officers | ||
| Referred to House Military, Veterans and Homeland Security Committee | 2/23/21 | OPPOSE | HB 4498 – would modify the fee for renewal of a concealed pistol license | ||
| Referred to Senate Referred to Senate Committee of the Whole | 5/24/22 | SUPPORT | HB 4629 – would authorize pawn brokers to accept pistols in pawn | ||
| Referred to House Regulatory Reform Committee | 4/13/21 | SUPPORT | HB 4630 – would eliminate the criminal penalty of accepting pistols in pawn | ||
| Referred to House Regulatory Reform Committee | 4/13/21 | SUPPORT | HB 4717 – would require conservation officers to inquire about a CPL license when requesting forms of identification from individuals | ||
| Referred to House Military, Veterans and Homeland Security Committee | 4/27/21 | SUPPORT | HB 4718 – would modify the requirement to file a license to carry a concealed pistol in the county of residence | ||
| Referred to Senate Government Operations Committee | 6/24/21 | SUPPORT | HB 4763 – would provide for a special decal designation for a concealed pistol license on state identification cards | ||
| Referred to House Transportation Committee | 5/04/21 | NO POSITION | HB 4764 – would provide for a special decal designation for a concealed pistol license on state driver licenses | ||
| Referred to House Transportation Committee | 5/04/21 | NO POSITION | HB 4863 – would repeal certain provisions regarding weapons | ||
| Referred to House Military, Veterans, and Homeland Security Committee | 5/18/21 | SUPPORT | HB 4864 – would update references to the Michigan retired law enforcement officer’s firearm carry act, tie barred with HB 4863 | ||
| Referred to House Military, Veterans, and Homeland Security Committee | 5/18/21 | SUPPORT | HB 4865 – would update references to 1927 PA 372, tie barred with HB 4863 | ||
| Referred to House Military, Veterans, and Homeland Security Committee | 5/18/21 | SUPPORT | HB 4866 – would update references to natural resources and environmental protection act, tie barred with HB 4863 | ||
| Referred to House Military, Veterans, and Homeland Security Committee | 5/18/21 | SUPPORT | HB 4867 – would update references to sentencing guidelines, tie barred with HB 4863 | ||
| Referred to House Military, Veterans, and Homeland Security Committee | 5/18/21 | SUPPORT | HB 4868 – would update references to the corrections code of 1953, tie barred with HB 4863 | ||
| Referred to House Military, Veterans, and Homeland Security Committee | 5/18/21 | SUPPORT | HB 4869 – would require a license or background check for purchase of firearms | ||
| Referred to House Military, Veterans, and Homeland Security Committee | 5/18/21 | OPPOSE | HB 4870 – would update references to pistol in the penal code, tie barred with HB 4869 | ||
| Referred to House Military, Veterans, and Homeland Security Committee | 5/18/21 | OPPOSE | HB 4871 – would update references in sentencing guidelines, tie barred with HB 4869 | ||
| Referred to House Military, Veterans, and Homeland Security Committee | 5/18/21 | OPPOSE | HB 4923 – would allow a current concealed pistol license to be used for election identificaton | ||
| Referred to House Elections and Ethics Committee | 5/26/21 | SUPPORT | HB 4957 – would prohibit confiscation of lawfully possessed firearms when a state of emergency is declared | ||
| Referred to House Government Operations Committee | 6/01/21 | SUPPORT | HB 5066 – would provide for penalties for storing or leaving a firearm where it may be accessed by a minor | ||
| Referred to House Military, Veterans, and Homeland Security Committee | 6/17/21 | OPPOSE | HB 5067 – would exempt firearms safety devices from sales tax | ||
| Referred to House Tax Policy Committee | 6/17/21 | SUPPORT | HB 5068 – would exempt firearms safety devices from use tax tax | ||
| Referred to House Tax Policy Committee | 6/17/21 | SUPPORT | HB 5187 – would modify emergency powers relating to firearms when a state of emergency is declared | ||
| Referred Senate Government Operations Committee | 3/15/22 | SUPPORT | HB 5188 – would prohibit issuing an emergency order that restricts certain gun-related activities during an epidemic | ||
| Referred Senate Government Operations Committee | 3/15/22 | SUPPORT | HB 5271 – would allow for a CPL application to be made in a contiguous county to one’s residence | ||
| Referred to House Military, Veterans, and Homeland Security Committee | 8/18/21 | SUPPORT | HB 5312 – would require the destruction of firearms transfer records | ||
| Referred to House Military, Veterans, and Homeland Security Committee | 9/21/21 | SUPPORT | HB 5313 – would update the penal code in regards to HB 5312 | ||
| Referred to House Military, Veterans, and Homeland Security Committee | 9/21/21 | SUPPORT | HB 5314 – would update sentencing guidelines in regards to HB 5312 | ||
| Referred to House Military, Veterans, and Homeland Security Committee | 9/21/21 | SUPPORT | HB 5364 – would update sentencing guidelines in regards to HB 5366 | ||
| Referred to House Judiciary Committee | 04/10/22 | SUPPORT | HB 5365 – would update the natural resources and environmental protection act in regards to HB 5366 | ||
| Referred to House Judiciary Committee | 04/10/22 | SUPPORT | HB 5366 – would eliminate the prohibition on carrying a concealed pistol | ||
| Referred to House Judiciary Committee | 04/10/22 | SUPPORT | HB 5367 – would require a concealed pistol license for individuals to carry concealed pistols in pistol-free zones in regards to HB 5366 | ||
| Referred to House Judiciary Committee | 04/10/22 | SUPPORT | HB 5628 – would prohibit the sale, production, or possession of magazines holding more than 10 rounds | ||
| Referred to House Military, Veterans, and Homeland Security Committee | 12/09/21 | OPPOSE | HB 5658 – would create a 7-day waiting period for all pistol purchases | ||
| Referred to House Military, Veterans, and Homeland Security Committee | 12/15/21 | OPPOSE | HB 5677 – would require gun locks and a pamphlet on gun safety to be included with every point of sale for gun purchases | ||
| Referred to House Military, Veterans, and Homeland Security Committee | 1/18/22 | NEUTRAL | HB 5873 – would create a provisional license to carry a concealed pistol for 18-20 year olds | ||
| Referred to House Military, Veterans, and Homeland Security Committee | 3/3/22 | SUPPORT contingent on amendments | HB 5883 – would modify the definition of lawful carry of concealed weapon | ||
| Referred to House Judiciary Committee | 5/24/22 | SUPPORT | HB 5903 – would eliminate gun free zones and allow a business or entity the option to choose | ||
| Referred to House Military, Veterans, and Homeland Security Committee | 3/15/22 | SUPPORT | HB 5904 – would update sentencing guidelines in reference to HB 5903 | ||
| Referred to House Military, Veterans, and Homeland Security Committee | 3/15/22 | SUPPORT | HB 5907 – would provide for a requirement for hobbyist built firearms to contain serial numbers on frames or receivers | ||
| Referred to House Military, Veterans, and Homeland Security Committee | 3/15/22 | STRONGLY OPPOSE | HB 5947 – would prohibit open carry of firearms within 100 feet of a voting location | ||
| Referred to House Judiciary Committee | 3/22/22 | OPPOSE | HB 6151 – would allow teachers and other school employees to store tasers and firearms in school and on school property under certain circumstances | ||
| Referred to House Judiciary Committee | 5/26/22 | SUPPORT | HB 6152 – would modify gun-free school zones | ||
| Referred to House Judiciary Committee | 5/26/22 | SUPPORT | HB 6165 – would prohibit firearms within 100 feet of an absentee ballot counting board while ballots are being counted | ||
| Referred to House Military, Veterans, and Homeland Security Committee | 6/01/22 | OPPOSE | HB 6226 – would provide for restoration of rights to purchase or possess firearm under certain circumstances | ||
| Referred to House Judiciary Committee | 6/15/22 | SUPPORT | HB 6227 – would provide for restoration of rights to purchase or possess firearm under certain circumstances | ||
| Referred to House Judiciary Committee | 6/15/22 | SUPPORT | HB 6228 – would expand the definition of firearms to include 3-D printed guns and prohibit their manufacture, sale, or possession | ||
| Referred to House Military, Veterans, and Homeland Security Committee | 6/15/22 | OPPOSE | HB 6272 – would require of firearms dealers reporting a lost or stolen firearm to local police authorities | ||
| Referred to House Military, Veterans, and Homeland Security Committee | 6/22/22 | OPPOSE | HB 6273 – would provide for certain regulations for the storage of firearms and ammunition for dealers of retail businesses and require the installation of electronic security systems to meet state specifications | ||
| Referred to House Military, Veterans, and Homeland Security Committee | 6/22/22 | OPPOSE | HB 6274 – would provide for background checks for firearm dealer employees | ||
| Referred to House Military, Veterans, and Homeland Security Committee | 6/22/22 | OPPOSE | HB 6275 – would provide for civil liability for a person who sells, delivers, or transfers a firearm to a person prohibited from possessing a firearm | ||
| Referred to House Military, Veterans, and Homeland Security Committee | 6/22/22 | OPPOSE | HB 6338 – would prohibit enforcement of certain federal gun laws and regulations in this state | ||
| Referred to House Military, Veterans, and Homeland Security Committee | 7/20/22 | TBD | SB 11 – would require concealed pistol licenses to be processed during a declared emergency | ||
| VETOED by the Governor | 3/18/22 | SUPPORT PRIORITY | SB 34 – would prohibit firearms in the state capitol | ||
| Referred to Senate Government Operations Committee | 1/26/21 | OPPOSE | SB 35 – would prohibit concealed pistols in the state capitol | ||
| Referred to Senate Government Operations Committee | 1/26/21 | OPPOSE | SB 152 – would allow transportation of firearms in off-road vehicles | ||
| Referred to Senate Natural Resources Committee | 5/03/22 | SUPPORT | SB 352 – would eliminate local preemption for firearms possession inside municipal buildings | ||
| Referred to Senate Local Government Committee | 4/13/21 | OPPOSE | SB 454 – would require a license or background check for purchase of firearms | ||
| Referred to Senate Government Operations Committee | 5/18/21 | OPPOSE | SB 455 – would update references in sentencing guidelines, tie barred with SB 454 | ||
| Referred to Senate Government Operations Committee | 5/18/21 | OPPOSE | SB 456 – would update references to pistol in penal code, tie barred with SB 454 | ||
| Referred to Senate Government Operations Committee | 5/18/21 | OPPOSE | SB 489 – would update sentencing guidelines per SB 492 | ||
| Referred to Senate Government Operations Committee | 5/27/21 | SUPPORT | SB 490 – would update 1927 PA 372 per SB 492 | ||
| Referred to Senate Government Operations Committee | 5/27/21 | SUPPORT | SB 491 – would update the natural resources and environmental protection act per SB 492 | ||
| Referred to Senate Government Operations Committee | 5/27/21 | SUPPORT | SB 492 – would allow conceal carry without a permit under certain circumstances | ||
| Referred to Senate Government Operations Committee | 5/27/21 | SUPPORT | SB 550 – would provide for penalties for storing or leaving a firearm where it may be accessed by a minor | ||
| Referred to Senate Government Operations Committee | 6/17/21 | OPPOSE | SB 551 – would exempt firearms safety devices from sales tax | ||
| Referred to Senate Government Operations Committee | 6/17/21 | SUPPORT | SB 552 – would exempt firearms safety devices from use tax tax | ||
| Referred to Senate Government Operations Committee | 6/17/21 | SUPPORT | SB 646 – would require the destruction of firearms transfer records | ||
| Referred to Senate Judiciary and Public Safety Committee | 9/21/21 | SUPPORT | SB 647 – would update the penal code in regards to SB 646 | ||
| Referred to Senate Judiciary and Public Safety Committee | 9/21/21 | SUPPORT | SB 648 – would update sentencing guidelines in regards to SB 646 | ||
| Referred to Senate Judiciary and Public Safety Committee | 9/21/21 | SUPPORT | SB 785 – would prohibit the sale, production, or possession of magazines holding more than 10 rounds | ||
| Referred to Senate Judiciary and Public Safety Committee | 12/09/21 | OPPOSE | SB 857 – would prohibit the purchase of firearms if an individual has an extreme risk protection order. | ||
| Referred to Senate Government Operations Committee | 2/10/22 | OPPOSE | SB 858 – would enact sentencing guidelines for making a false statement in support of an extreme risk protection order. | ||
| Referred to Senate Government Operations Committee | 2/10/22 | OPPOSE | SB 950 – would prohibit issuing an emergency order that restricts certain gun-related activities during an epidemic | ||
| Referred to Senate Government Operations Committee | 3/08/22 | SUPPORT | SB 951 – would modify emergency powers relating to firearms when a state of emergency is declared | ||
| Referred to Senate Government Operations Committee | 3/08/22 | SUPPORT | SB 959 – would create a 72 hour reporting requirement for stolen or missing firearms | ||
| Referred to Senate Government Operations Committee | 3/10/22 | OPPOSE | SB 975 – would reduce the concealed pistol licensing fee | ||
| Referred to Senate Government Operations Committee | 3/22/22 | SUPPORT | |||