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2013 Bill(s)

* SCS HCS HB 436
Sponsor: Funderburk, Doug
Status: GOVERNOR VETOED
Description: Declare invalid any federal law or rule that infringes on Second Amendment constitutional rights for firearms. Make it a crime for a federal employee to enforce infringement of those rights. Let school districts designate teachers with special training to carry concealed weapons on school grounds. Make it a crime to publish or otherwise distribute the name of a firearm owner or applicant. Lower the minimum age for a concealed weapons permit rom 21 to 19 years of age.
See: 
  • Senate roll call - SCS HCS HB 436 (09/11/2013): Defeat of a motion to override the governor's veto of the gun-rights bill.
  • House roll call - SCS HB 436 (09/11/2013): Adoption of a motion to override the governor's veto of a gun-rights measure.
  • House roll call - SCS HCS HB 436 (05/08/2013): 3rd reading and final approval of a bill to declare various firearms laws invalid in Missouri.
  • Senate roll call - SCS HCS HB 436 (05/02/2013): 3rd reading of a bill to prevent enforcement of any infringement of 1nd Amendment rights and to let school districts authorize teachers to carry concealed weapons and detain persons on school ground
  • House roll call - HCS HB 436 (04/18/2013): 3rd reading of a bill to declare invalid in Missouri various federal gun laws and regulations.
  • House roll call - HCS HB 436 (04/17/2013): Perfection of a bill to declare invalid various federal laws governing firearms.
  • House roll call - HA 4 HCS HB 436 (04/17/2013): An amendment to let a school district designate staff to carry concealed weapons on school grounds and detain suspects.
  • Get the veto letter
  • The Fiscal Note(s)
  • Official legislative description and status

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