Good point. Still, I don't see why it couldn't have passed without that amendment. But we got a win and apparently used the nuclear option to bring it home. What's next.Salty1 wrote:Sometimes we have to take baby steps to get pro-gun Bills passed and we never get everything we wanted. If we can get the Bill finalized and signed into law then we can work on tweaking it in future sessions. Something typically is better than nothing. If you look back at the CHL Legislation the current laws are very different than the original Bill that was passed....... What we might have is better than it looked at 11:45 pmsig-sog wrote:So let's say a student has a class in bldg 1 where carry is allowed. Then let's say their next class is in bldg 2 does not allow carry. Does the student have to go to their car to store the handgun? And then go back to get it for class in bldg 3 where it is again allowed. This is ridiculous.
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- Wed May 27, 2015 12:40 am
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- Wed May 27, 2015 12:05 am
- Forum: 2015 Legislative Session
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Re: SB11 Campus Carry House Floor Debate 5/26/15
So let's say a student has a class in bldg 1 where carry is allowed. Then let's say their next class is in bldg 2 does not allow carry. Does the student have to go to their car to store the handgun? And then go back to get it for class in bldg 3 where it is again allowed. This is ridiculous.
- Tue May 26, 2015 11:55 pm
- Forum: 2015 Legislative Session
- Topic: SB11 Campus Carry House Floor Debate 5/26/15
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I think you made my point. Now they will just opt out.ELB wrote:If I understand correctly, 2/3 of the Regents of the university have to vote to "opt out." So campus carry is on the premises unless they take action. Right now, universities and colleges have to "opt in" for campus carry (on premises) to be legal, and none of them have done this.sig-sog wrote:What good is this bill with the opt out?
- Tue May 26, 2015 11:50 pm
- Forum: 2015 Legislative Session
- Topic: SB11 Campus Carry House Floor Debate 5/26/15
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Re: SB11 Campus Carry House Floor Debate 5/26/15
What good is this bill with the opt out?