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Is it possible that bills like legislatures ability to carry anywhere is an attempt at "bootstrapping" a change in CHL laws over more than one session? For example, I know Rep Springer, personally. He's goal is to get rid of many of these CHL restrictions. The good and bad of Texas legislature process is that it can be very difficult to get bills passed into law. I listened to the committee meeting online for HB3218 and HB3219. One of the arguments for allowing CHL holders to carry in hospitals related to nurses who work in rural hospitals that can't afford security personnel. With my wife being a nurse working in such a hospital, I can relate to that. In the hearing Drew argued for HB 3218 but if he couldn't get that then HB 3219 this session. When the next session comes around there would be a stronger argument for extending the law to all CHL holders. Hear is the committee meeting, slide the bar to 1: 23 http://www.house.state.tx.us/fx/av/comm ... 810420.ram" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;