Gun Bills as of March 5.
Please write letters, post on Facebook, Twitter, call your legislators and the governor.
Below are talking points and the Sergeant-at-Arms and the Governor’s phone numbers. Call Gov. Phil Scott, at: 802-828-3333
Call the Sergeant at Arms and leave a message for any Senator or Rep. 802-828-2228
- S. 221 Passed the Senate by a 30 to 0 vote and will move to the House Chamber after crossover
- Extreme Risk Protection Order This bill proposes a procedure for law enforcement to obtain an extreme risk protection order… that would prohibit a person from possessing a firearm for up to one year if the Family Division of the Superior Court finds by clear and convincing evidence that the person poses a significant danger.
- S. 6, Universal Background Checks, was amended to another existing bill, S 55, and passed the Senate 17 to 14. This bill now goes to the House
- This bill proposes to require that a background check be conducted on the proposed transferee before a firearm may be transferred…. unless the transfer is between immediate family members.
- H. 422 passed the House last session (last year) and will now be considered in the Senate when they reconvene
- Differences need to be reconciled between House and Senate versions.
- Provides for the removal of weapons from a person cited for domestic assault. This bill proposes to require a law enforcement officer to confiscate a dangerous or deadly weapon from a person who is arrested or cited for domestic assault
opportunity now that no one anticipated. We can’t let it slip by.
From Bill Kuch, VT State Messaging Team
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