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by Tylerscott20
Wed Aug 16, 2017 8:48 pm
Forum: 2017 Texas Legislative Session
Topic: HB435 Volunteer Emergency Svces Carrying
Replies: 168
Views: 70364

Re: HB435 Volunteer Emergency Svces Carrying

RoyGBiv wrote:
Tylerscott20 wrote:
Caption: Relating to the carrying of weapons, including the application of certain weapons and handgun license laws to certain persons, the carrying of handguns by license holders on the property of a state hospital, the liability for certain actions of volunteer emergency services personnel licensed to carry a handgun providing a civil penalty.

General Information:

Authorizes volunteer emergency services personnel to carry a handgun while engaged in providing emergency services if that emergency service person is licensed to carry.
Signage:

This bill adds section 552.002 to the Health and Safety Code to allow a state hospital to post a sign, in both English and Spanish, informing license to carry holders that they cannot enter the property with a handgun. A civil penalty may be imposed on a license to carry holder who carries on the property of a state hospital in which written notice is provided.
This is from the Texas DPS website on laws that go into effect on September 1st. It seems like their interpretation is different than mine... :rules:
The "while engaged in" language refers to 46.035.
The 30.06 and 30.07 defense to prosecution does not have that requirement.

I'd post the full code references if I wasn't posting from my phone.
I see it now after digging through the amended part of 30.06 and 30.07. The definition of Emergency services personnel is in 46.01. Thanks!
by Tylerscott20
Wed Aug 16, 2017 8:15 pm
Forum: 2017 Texas Legislative Session
Topic: HB435 Volunteer Emergency Svces Carrying
Replies: 168
Views: 70364

Re: HB435 Volunteer Emergency Svces Carrying

Caption: Relating to the carrying of weapons, including the application of certain weapons and handgun license laws to certain persons, the carrying of handguns by license holders on the property of a state hospital, the liability for certain actions of volunteer emergency services personnel licensed to carry a handgun providing a civil penalty.

General Information:

Authorizes volunteer emergency services personnel to carry a handgun while engaged in providing emergency services if that emergency service person is licensed to carry.
Signage:

This bill adds section 552.002 to the Health and Safety Code to allow a state hospital to post a sign, in both English and Spanish, informing license to carry holders that they cannot enter the property with a handgun. A civil penalty may be imposed on a license to carry holder who carries on the property of a state hospital in which written notice is provided.
This is from the Texas DPS website on laws that go into effect on September 1st. It seems like their interpretation is different than mine... :rules:

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