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Concerning instructors losing business in May and June in anticipation of September, I just don't comprehend how someone would be so concerned about 4-5 hours extra time under the current law as opposed to the possible consequences of not having the license during that period of time. I know that is what spurred the time reduction--bored students and only being able to say the same thing so many times, but if you want a chl, why sit back until September just to save a few hours now?

HB48 drops the requirement for a renewal class. Wow, that is certainly going to impact the business model of most chl instructors. Fees charged naturally include room rental and range space and time, so reducing the actual class time isn't going to substantially reduce those overhead expenses, but not having to test the renewals is surely going to impact some wallets.