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nightmare69, the bill passed after the amendment you inquired about was stripped from the bill.

I think it is generally agreed that LEOs should not be stopping someone without some reasonable suspicion of unlawful conduct, however, in the real world we know that this may potentially happen in jurisdictions strongly anti2A.

As I understand it, the plan is that getting the basic law in place is most important. If, by the time the next session comes around, there are significant numbers of cases where LEOs have used stops to check ID as a harrassment tool, then there can be adjustments made at that time. In the mean time, the vast majority of us who choose to OC will have been able to do so without undue interference because the vast majority of LEOs will honor the law and recognize the need for reasonable suspicion before bothering law abiding citizens