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by jrosto
Mon Apr 13, 2009 5:50 pm
Forum: 2009 Texas Legislative Session
Topic: HB 1893 off to Calendars
Replies: 29
Views: 6463

Re: HB 1893 off to Calendars

The Committee Substitute is still not posted.

Now that I have mentioned that, they should post it just to prove me wrong.
by jrosto
Wed Apr 08, 2009 6:16 pm
Forum: 2009 Texas Legislative Session
Topic: HB 1893 off to Calendars
Replies: 29
Views: 6463

HB 1893 off to Calendars

The TSRA Legislative Alert announces that HB 1893 made it through the Public Safety Committee:
TSRA members, family and friends, you made it happen!

On Wednesday afternoon, April 8th, the House Committee on Public Safety voted out HB 1893, TSRA-backed legislation sponsored by Rep. Joe Driver (R) Garland that would allow Concealed Handgun Licensees to protect themselves on college and university campuses, by a 5-3 vote.

The committee agreed that adult students, faculty and staff who are 21 or older, who have passed extensive background checks, who have completed firearms training courses and who have been issued a concealed handgun license by the State of Texas should be able to protect themselves in campus settings just like they are legally able to do almost anywhere else in the state. The right to personal protection should not be denied to a licensee just because he or she studies, works or lives on a college or university campus.

HB 1893 next moves to House Calendars Committee to be set for debate on the House floor.

Please go to TSRA.com and click on the HB 1893 line. If your State Representative is a committee member and/or a co-author on HB 1893, take a minute and call or send email to thank them for supporting this important legislation.

If your State Representative isn't on the list, contact and urge that person to support HB 1893 when it comes to the floor of the Texas House.

CHLs need your help!
The Texas Legislature Online does not shows the introduced version. Did this bill make it through the committee "as introduced"? If so, way to go!

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