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HR28: opposing federal efforts to establish minimum standards for states that allow the carrying of concealed firearms.
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Sponsors
- Leo Pepino House · Hills 11
Topics
State-Federal Relations and Veterans Affairs Public safety
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HR 28 – AS INTRODUCED
2012 SESSION
12-2884
04/09
HOUSE RESOLUTION 28
A RESOLUTION opposing federal efforts to establish minimum standards for states that allow the carrying of concealed firearms.
ANALYSIS
This house resolution opposes federal efforts to establish minimum standards for states that allow the carrying of concealed firearms.
12-2884
04/09
STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE
In the Year of Our Lord Two Thousand Twelve
A RESOLUTION opposing federal efforts to establish minimum standards for states that allow the carrying of concealed firearms.
Whereas, on January 25, 2011, the United States Senate introduced S. 176, a bill to establish minimum standards for states that allow the carrying of concealed firearms; and
Whereas, as a state that allows the carrying of concealed firearms, the state of New Hampshire objects to the attempt by the federal government to establish minimum standards for carrying concealed firearms; and
Whereas, S. 176 would mandate that states enact a procedure that would require each applicant for a concealed firearm permit to “demonstrate good cause for requesting a concealed firearm permit,” and “demonstrate that the applicant is worthy of the public trust to carry a concealed firearm permit in public;” and
Whereas, New Hampshire has already enacted a process to grant a license to a person who wishes to carry a concealed firearm; and
Whereas, S. 176 seeks to impose a federally-mandated permit procedure that would nullify New Hampshire’s licensing procedure; now, therefore, be it
Resolved by the House of Representatives:
That New Hampshire opposes S. 176 which seeks to impose minimum standards for states that allow the carrying of concealed firearms; and
That the clerk of the house of representatives forward copies of this resolution to the New Hampshire congressional delegation.