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Unintentional unconcealment is not illegal and never has been. However, the current wording 'fails to conceal' sticks in the head of many and they don't remember the 'intentionally' part in front of it. This includes law enforcement who arrest someone for failing to conceal when it was really unintentional.

With the wording change, I say that 'display' means to purposely show the item as a shopkeeper would display their merchandise. When you display something you WANT it to be seen. So, I believe the change will definitely clear up the misinterpretation if a weapon gets accidentally exposed and will help prevent those who might be in a position to cause the CHL problems if they see the weapon from hassling them.

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