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GOAL Post 2016-13
Legislative Update from Olympia 1 April 2016 FINALLY – IT’S OVER GOVERNOR’S 27 VETOS OVERTURNED ALL GUN-RELATED BILLS SIGNED FUTURE GOAL COMMUNICATIONS On Tuesday, 29 March, the legislature finally passed a supplemental budget, the governor signed it, and the clock ran out on the special legislative session.Barring another call for a special session (not anticipated at this point, unless some crisis occurs calling for legislative involvement), they won’t be back in session until January 9, 2017. Also on Monday and Tuesday, the legislature overrode Governor Inslee’s tantrum veto of 27 bills (none of which were firearm-related). On Thursday, 31 March, the governor signed HBs 2410 and 2793 into law.On Friday, 1 April (!) he signed HB 2908 and SB 6165.Approximately 20 citizens attended the 2908 signing, appearing in a gaggle around the governor.Laws take effect 90 days after they are signed by the governor. This wraps up publication of GOAL Post until the next session.I’ll be publishing GOAL alerts and other information as the election approaches. BILL STATUS: Bill #SubjectPrime sponsorStatus GOAL position on bill SHB 2410Felon gun registryHayes (R-10)Signed by governor SUPPORT 2SHB 2793Suicide awareness and preventionOrwall (D-33)Signed by governor SUPPORT HB 2908Use of force by peace officersRyu (D-32)To governor NEUTRAL SB 6165Clarifies possession of short barreled riflesTakko (D-19)To governor SUPPORT Key to abbreviations:S. = Senate, H. = House, Jud = Judiciary, L&J = Law & Justice, W&M = Ways & Means HEARINGS SCHEDULED: None LEGISLATIVE HOT LINE:You may reach your Representatives and Senator by calling the Legislative Hotline at 1-800-562-6000.Toll free!!!The hearing impaired may obtain TDD access at 1-800-635-9993.Also toll free!!! 1-800-562-6000TDD 1-800-635-9993 OTHER DATA:Copies of pending legislation (bills), legislative schedules and other information are available on the legislature's web site at "www.leg.wa.gov".Bills are available in Acrobat (.pdf) format.You may download a free version of Adobe Acrobat Reader from Adobe's web site (http://www.adobe.com).You may also obtain hard copy bills, initiatives, etc, in the mail from the Legislative Bill Room FREE OF CHARGE by calling 1-360-786-7573.Copies of bills may also be ordered toll free by calling the Legislative Hotline at (800) 562-6000.You may also hear floor and committee hearing action live at http://www.tvw.org/ (you need "RealAudio" to do this, available free at the TVW web site). By reading the House and Senate "bill reports" (hbr, sbr) for each bill, you can see how individual committee members voted.By reading the "roll call" for each bill, you can see how the entire House or Senate voted on any bill.The beauty of the web site is that ALL this information is available, on line, to any citizen, 24/7. GET THE WORD OUT:If you want to subscribe to the GOAL Post by e-mail, send a message to "[email protected]" or to "[email protected].".Please pass GOAL Post on to anyone you believe may have an interest in protecting our rights.Better yet, make a couple of copies of this message, post it on your gun club’s bulletin board, and leave copies with your local gun shop(s).PERMISSION IS HEREBY GRANTED TO DUPLICATE OR REDISTRIBUTE GOAL POST PROVIDED IT IS REPRODUCED IN ITS ENTIRETY WITHOUT TEXTUAL MODIFICATION AND CREDIT IS GIVEN TO GOAL. I can be reached at "[email protected]" or by telephone at (425) 985-4867. Upcoming WAC gun show(s): Monroe2-3 April Puyallup23-24 April For more information about WAC, see:https://washingtonarmscollectors.org/ "The right of the individual citizen to bear arms in defense of himself, or the state, shall not be impaired, but nothing in this section shall be construed as authorizing individuals or corporations to organize, maintain or employ an armed body of men." Article 1, Section 24 Constitution of the State of Washington Copyright 2016 Gun Owners Action League of WA Upcoming WAC gun show(s): Monroe2-3 April Puyallup23-24 April For more information about WAC, see:https://washingtonarmscollectors.org/ "The right of the individual citizen to bear arms in defense of himself, or the state, shall not be impaired, but nothing in this section shall be construed as authorizing individuals or corporations to organize, maintain or employ an armed body of men." Article 1, Section 24 Constitution of the State of Washington Copyright 2016 Gun Owners Action League of WA [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] ------------------------------------ Posted by: GOAL WA <[email protected]> |
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HB2460, which GUTS State Preemption, is on the Hearing docket for 1/21/16 at 1:30 PM, same day as the SBR bill. A "safe storage" bill is also being heard. There are a whole of lot of firearms related bills that day actually. I'm trying to clear my work calendar that day so I can attend, lots of birds to kill in this hearing, and only 1 good one to save.....
https://app.leg.wa.gov/CMD/agenda.aspx?mid=23714 Here's the bullshit they're trying to add to kill preemption: (b) Restricting the possession of firearms in any designated 14 public park space and recreational facility. For purposes of this 15 subsection (2), "public park space and recreational facility" means 16 public areas and buildings permanently dedicated to recreational, 17 aesthetic, educational, or cultural use; and Cities, towns, counties, municipal corporations, and the 26 governing body of any public transportation authority may enact laws 27 and rules restricting the possession of firearms on any mode of 28 public transportation, including buses, streetcars, trains, electric 29 trolley coaches, any other public transit vehicles, and any 30 associated transit facilities. For purposes of this subsection, 31 "transit facility" means all passenger facilities, structures, or 32 shelters that are owned, leased, held, or used by a transit authority 33 for the purpose of providing public transportation services. 34 (4) Cities, towns, counties, municipal corporations, and the 35 governing body of any public library may enact laws and rules 36 restricting the possession of firearms on the premises of any library 37 established or maintained pursuant to the authority of chapter 27.12 38 RCW. |
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GOAL Post2016-6
Legislative Update from Olympia 12 February 2016 FISCAL COMMITTEE CUT-OFF RULES COMMITTEE ACTION (OR INACTION) CHAMBER CUT-OFF NEXT WEEK NO PUBLIC HEARINGS NEXT WEEK SB 6267 PASASES SENATE Tuesday evening was the fiscal committee cut-off.HB 1857 failed to pass House Appropriations and is likely dead for the session.HB 2793 goes to House Rules awaiting a call to the House floor. Bills that have passed out of their policy committee and a fiscal committee (if required) go to the House or Senate Rules Committees, where they await a “pull” to the floor.Essentially, the Rules committee votes on which bills to bring to the chamber floor that day, and which wait… or die.Not all bills that make it to Rules receive a floor vote (vote of the entire House or Senate).Recognize, too, that a lot of bills in the Rules committee are holdovers from last year and unlikely to move this year as well. At the time the weekly schedule was published, no gun bills were scheduled to be heard.As bills move to the floor for a chamber vote, then pass to the other chamber, bills may be scheduled. 5 p.m., Wednesday, 17 February is the chamber cut-off.All House bills under consideration must pass out of the House to the Senate.All Senate bills must pass out of the Senate to the House.Bills that do not pass their original chamber are supposedly dead for the session.(I say “supposedly” because on rare occasions the rules are suspended and bills come back to life.) SB 6267 (Schoesler (R-4) passed out of the Senate.It will likely go to House Judiciary next week. BILL STATUS: Bill #SubjectPrime sponsorStatus GOAL position on bill HB 1713Mental health/gunsCody (D-34)H. Rules. NEUTRAL HB 1857Extreme protective ordersJinkins (D-27)Died H Aprop OPPOSE SHB 2410Felon gun registryHayes (R-10)H. Rules SUPPORT HB 2793Suicide awareness and preventionOrwall (D-33)H. Rules SUPPORT HB 2908Use of force by peace officersRyu (D-32)H. Rules OPPOSE HB 2913License suspension/child supportGregerson (D-33)H. Rules OPPOSE SSB 5036Penalizes criminal misuse of body armorO'Ban (R-28)S. Rules NEUTRAL SB 5500Allows retired LEOs to carry on school groundsRoach (R-31) S Rules SUPPORT SB 5539Exempts LEO’s from three day waiting periodRoach (R-31)S Rules SUPPORT SSB 5579Exempts licensed scty guards from b/g checksDammeier (R-25)S Rules SUPPORT SB 5615Exempts military members from b/g checksBenton (R-17) S Rules SUPPORT SB 5658Reporting of mental health commitmentDansel (R-7)S Rules NEUTRAL SB 5831Restoration of firearm rightsHoneyford (R-15)S Rules SUPPORT SB 6015NRA license plateRoach (R-31).S Rules SUPPORT SB 6158Firearm transfers at non-profit eventsDammeier (R-25)S. Rules SUPPORT SB 6165Allows possession of short barreled rifles Takko (D-19)S. Rules SUPPORT SB 6267CPL renewal noticeSchoesler (R-9)Passed Senate SUPPORT Key to abbreviations:S. = Senate, H. = House, Jud = Judiciary, K-12 = Education, L&J = Law & Justice, Trans = Transportation, W&M = Ways and Means HEARING(S) SCHEDULED: None scheduled. Tutorial on public testimony:http://leg.wa.gov/legislature/Pages/Testify.aspx LEGISLATIVE HOT LINE:You may reach your Representatives and Senator by calling the Legislative Hotline at 1-800-562-6000.Toll free!!!The hearing impaired may obtain TDD access at 1-800-635-9993.Also toll free!!! 1-800-562-6000TDD 1-800-635-9993 OTHER DATA:Copies of pending legislation (bills), legislative schedules and other information are available on the legislature's web site at "www.leg.wa.gov".Bills are available in Acrobat (.pdf) format.You may download a free version of Adobe Acrobat Reader from Adobe's web site (http://www.adobe.com).You may also obtain hard copy bills, initiatives, etc, in the mail from the Legislative Bill Room FREE OF CHARGE by calling 1-360-786-7573.Copies of bills may also be ordered toll free by calling the Legislative Hotline at (800) 562-6000.You may also hear floor and committee hearing action live at http://www.tvw.org/ (you need "RealAudio" to do this, available free at the TVW web site). By reading the House and Senate "bill reports" (hbr, sbr) for each bill, you can see how individual committee members voted.By reading the "roll call" for each bill, you can see how the entire House or Senate voted on any bill.The beauty of the web site is that ALL this information is available, on line, to any citizen. GET THE WORD OUT:If you want to subscribe to the GOAL Post by e-mail, send a message to "[email protected]" or to "[email protected].".Please pass GOAL Post on to anyone you believe may have an interest in protecting our rights.Better yet, make a couple of copies of this message, post it on your gun club’s bulletin board, and leave copies with your local gun shop(s).PERMISSION IS HEREBY GRANTED TO DUPLICATE OR REDISTRIBUTE GOAL POST PROVIDED IT IS REPRODUCED IN ITS ENTIRETY WITHOUT TEXTUAL MODIFICATION AND CREDIT IS GIVEN TO GOAL. I can be reached at "[email protected]" or by telephone at (425) 985-4867.Unfortunately, I am unable to mail hard copy GOAL Post to individuals.Limited numbers of hard copies MAY be available at the Second Amendment Foundation book table at WAC gun shows. Upcoming WAC gun show(s): Monroe13-14 February Puyallup20-21 February For more information about WAC, see:https://washingtonarmscollectors.org/ "The right of the individual citizen to bear arms in defense of himself, or the state, shall not be impaired, but nothing in this section shall be construed as authorizing individuals or corporations to organize, maintain or employ an armed body of men." Article 1, Section 24 Constitution of the State of Washington Copyright 2016 Gun Owners Action League of WA XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX GOAL Post2016-5 Legislative Update from Olympia 5 February 2016 FIRST POLICY COMMITTEE CUT-OFF 40 BILLS DIE IN POLICY COMMITTEE BILL LIST TO BE SHORTENED NEW BILLS INTRODUCED BILL SHIFTS PUBLIC HEARINGS HELD ON TWO GUN BILLS THIS WEEK NO PUBLIC HEARINGS NEXT WEEK ALMOST HALFWAY THROUGH THE SESSION (Back to my normal schedule.GOAL Post should be published every Friday evening for the remainder of the session.) Of the more than 60 gun-related bills filed during the 2015-16 biennium, only a few have survived the 2016 first policy committee cut-off.Because bills that do not pass out of their original policy committee (for most gun bills -- but not all -- House Judiciary or Senate Law & Justice) are considered dead for the session, I will annotate that in tonight’s “bill status” portion as “Died.”.Next week I will only post those bills that are still under consideration in the remainder of the session. A few new bills were filed this week, but none received a public hearing or a vote out of committee before tonight’s deadline.HB 2951, by Rep. Scott (R-39) would override employer’s prohibitions on keeping firearms and/or ammunition in motor vehicles parked in company parking lots.This protects customers AND employees.HB 2974, by Rep. Shea (R-4) prohibits confiscation of private personal property (including firearms/ammunition) during a state of emergency.HB 2975, also by Rep. Shea, creates the Washington state firearms civil rights act, an act that guarantees the right to keep and bear arms, prohibits public officials or employees from interfering with that right beyond existing law, and allows lawsuits against individuals in violation.It also provides sentencing enhancement for those who carry, brandish or discharge a firearm in the commission of a crime.All three bills are effectively dead as they were filed too late for a hearing.But they’ll be back. The GOAL position on HB 1713 (guns/mental health) has changed from OPPOSE to NEUTRAL based on adoption of a substitute bill.The bill is now in House Appropriations awaiting committee action. HB 2907 failed to pass committee, but a near duplicate, HB 2908 passed to House Rules committee. Public hearings were held this week on HBs 2907 and 2913.Executive action (amendments and votes) were taken on others.HB 2410, which would have applied a blanket mandate to add to the “firearms offender registry” anyone convicted of a firearms offense.The bill was amended to mandate inclusion of only violent or sexual predator offenses, omitting the requirement to add technical violations such as I-594 transfer violations.An amendment to exempt concealed pistol licenses from the suspensions mandated by HB 2913 failed.GOAL still opposes the bill.(If HB 2913 becomes law, it will likely be challenged in court.) Tuesday, 9 February marks the technical halfway point in this 60-day session.From a legislative standpoint, the halfway point occurs six days later, 17 February, the days bills must pass their original chamber (House bills from the House, Senate bills from the Senate) or they are considered dead.There’s still a lot of damage that can be done before the session ends. BILL STATUS: Bill #SubjectPrime sponsorStatus GOAL position on bill HB 1119Hunter education issuesBlake (D-17)DiedH Ag OPPOSE HB 1193Prohibiting gun owner data baseTaylor (R-15) Died H Jud SUPPORT HB 1245Repeals I-594Shea (R-4) Died H Jud SUPPORT HB 1324Codifies castle doctrine and stand your groundShea (R-4)Died H Jud SUPPORT HB 1433Modifies Gun Free School Zone lawScott (R-38)Died H Jud SUPPORT HB 1442Exp. economic development via firearms/ammoG. Hunt (R-2)Died H Jud SUPPORT HB 1474Defense against animal attackTaylor (R-15)Died H Jud SUPPORT HB 1506Exempts security guard transfers from I-594Kirby (D-29)Died H Jud SUPPORT HB 1521Returns NICS “delay” to three days (I-594)Taylor (R-15)Died H Jud SUPPORT HB 1533Exempts guns loaned to museums from I-594Van Werven (R-42)Died H Jud SUPPORT HB 1535Exempts active LEOs from waiting periodKlippert (R-8)Died H Jud SUPPORT HB 1594Imitation firearmsWylie (D-49)Died H Jud OPPOSE HB 1692Imitation firearmsWylie (D-49)Died H Jud OPPOSE HB 1713Mental health/gunsCody (D-34)In H. Aprop. NEUTRAL HB 1722Short barreled riflesHayes (R-10)Died H Jud SUPPORT HB 1747Safe storage of firearmsKagi (D-32)Died H. Jud. OPPOSE HB 1857Extreme protective ordersJinkins (D-27)Died H Aprop OPPOSE HB 1886Repeals I-594 by popular voteHunt (R-2)Died H Jud SUPPORT HB 2031Tax exemption for firearm safety devicesHarmsworth (R-44)Died H Jud SUPPORT HB 2088Lowers age for CPL from 21 to 18Shea (R-4)Died H Jud SUPPORT HB 2089Expands CPL reciprocity; lowers age to 18Shea (R-4)Died H Jud SUPPORT HB 2164Exceptions to I-594 background checksShea (R-4)Died H Jud SUPPORT HB 2325Hunter ed training elective in schoolsMuri (R-28)Died H. Edu. SUPPORT HB 2354Bans “assault weapons” and certain magazinesMoeller (D-49)Died H. Jud. OPPOSE HB 2372Requires destruction of forfeited firearmsSenn (D-41)Died H. Jud. OPPOSE HB 2374Tax on ammunition and componentsSenn (D-41)Died H. Jud. OPPOSE SHB 2410Felon gun registryHayes (R-10)Passed to H. Rules SUPPORT HB 2460Override of state preemption.Walkinshaw (D-43)Died H. Jud. OPPOSE HB 2461Extreme protection ordersJinkins (D-27)Died H. Jud. OPPOSE HB 2481Short barreled riflesBlake (D-19)Died H. Jud. SUPPORT HB 2553Possession of arms/state of emergencyWilson (R-17)Died H. Jud. SUPPORT HB 2603Mental health and gunsKuderer (D-48)Died H. Jud OPPOSE HB 2653“Personalized” handgun (“smart gun” taxes)Cody (D-34)Died H. Fin PENDING HB 2712Use of force, immunityWilson (R-17)Died H. Jud SIPPORT HB 2738permission to carryHunt (D-22)Died H. Jud OPPOSE HB 2793Suicide awareness and preventionOrwall (D-33)to H. Finance SUPPORT? HB 2794Initial detention determinationOrwall (D-33)Died H. Jud SUPPORT? HB 2814Areas for shooting sports under GMAKlippert (R-8)-Died H. Loc Gov SUPPORT HB 2836Mandating liability insurance for firearmsFarrell (D-48)Died H. Jud. OPPOSE HB 2867Guns on college campusesScott (R-39)Died H. Jud. SUPPORT HB 2893Mental health/gunsKuderer (D-48)Died H. Jud. OPPOSE HB 2907Use of force by peace officersMoscoso (D-1)Died H. Jud. HB 2908Use of force by peace officersRyu (D-32)Passed to H. Rules OPPOSE HB 2913License suspension/child supportGregerson (D-33)Passed to H. Rules OPPOSE HB 2951Guns in cars/parking lotsScott (R-39)Died H. Jud SUPPORT HB 2974Prohibits confiscation of private propertyShea (R-4)Died H. Jud. SUPPORT HB 2975Firearms civil rights actShea (R-4)Died H. Jud. SUPPORT SSB 5036Penalizes criminal misuse of body armorO'Ban (R-28)S. Rules NEUTRAL SB 5476Exempts active LEOs from waiting periodDammeier (R-25)Died S L&J SUPPORT SB 5500Allows retired LEOs to carry on school groundsRoach (R-31) S Rules SUPPORT SB 5539Exempts LEO’s from three day waiting periodRoach (R-31)S Rules SUPPORT SSB 5579Exempts licensed scty guards from b/g checksDammeier (R-25)S Rules SUPPORT SB 5615Exempts military members from b/g checksBenton (R-17)S Rules SUPPORT SB 5643Mental health/gunsO'Ban (R-28)Died S Ment Hlth OPPOSE SB 5658Reporting of mental health commitmentDansel (R-7)S Rules NEUTRAL SB 5727Extreme protective ordersFrockt (D-46)Died S L&J OPPOSE SB 5789Safe storage of firearmsKohl-Welles (D-36) Died S L&J OPPOSE SB 5831Restoration of firearm rightsHoneyford (R-15)S Rules SUPPORT SB 6015NRA license plateRoach (R-31).S Rules SUPPORT SB 6158Firearm transfers at non-profit eventsDammeier (R-25)Passed to S. Rules SUPPORT SB 6165Allows possession of short barreled riflesTakko (D-19)Passed to S. Rules SUPPORT SB 6267CPL renewal noticeSchoesler (R-9)Passed to S. Rules SUPPORT SB 6310Mandatory gun storageJayapal (D-37)Died S. L&J OPPOSE SB 6351Override of state preemptionHabib (D-48)Died S. L&J OPPOSE SB 6352Extreme risk protective ordersFrockt (D-46)Died S. L&J OPPOSE SB 6487Used of force, immunityBecker (R-2_Died S. L&J SUPPORT SB 6515Hunter ed training elective in schoolsO’Ban (R-28)Died S. K/12 SUPPORT SB 6603Suicide awareness and preventionFain (R-47)Died S. HumSer SUPPORT SB 6621Police use of deadly force task forceFraser (D-22)Died S. L&J OPPOSE Key to abbreviations:S. = Senate, H. = House, Jud = Judiciary, K-12 = Education, L&J = Law & Justice, Trans = Transportation, W&M = Ways and Means HEARING(S) SCHEDULED: None scheduled. Tutorial on public testimony:http://leg.wa.gov/legislature/Pages/Testify.aspx LEGISLATIVE HOT LINE:You may reach your Representatives and Senator by calling the Legislative Hotline at 1-800-562-6000.Toll free!!!The hearing impaired may obtain TDD access at 1-800-635-9993.Also toll free!!! 1-800-562-6000TDD 1-800-635-9993 OTHER DATA:Copies of pending legislation (bills), legislative schedules and other information are available on the legislature's web site at "www.leg.wa.gov".Bills are available in Acrobat (.pdf) format.You may download a free version of Adobe Acrobat Reader from Adobe's web site (http://www.adobe.com).You may also obtain hard copy bills, initiatives, etc, in the mail from the Legislative Bill Room FREE OF CHARGE by calling 1-360-786-7573.Copies of bills may also be ordered toll free by calling the Legislative Hotline at (800) 562-6000.You may also hear floor and committee hearing action live at http://www.tvw.org/ (you need "RealAudio" to do this, available free at the TVW web site). By reading the House and Senate "bill reports" (hbr, sbr) for each bill, you can see how individual committee members voted.By reading the "roll call" for each bill, you can see how the entire House or Senate voted on any bill.The beauty of the web site is that ALL this information is available, on line, to any citizen. GET THE WORD OUT:If you want to subscribe to the GOAL Post by e-mail, send a message to "[email protected]" or to "[email protected].".Please pass GOAL Post on to anyone you believe may have an interest in protecting our rights.Better yet, make a couple of copies of this message, post it on your gun club’s bulletin board, and leave copies with your local gun shop(s).PERMISSION IS HEREBY GRANTED TO DUPLICATE OR REDISTRIBUTE GOAL POST PROVIDED IT IS REPRODUCED IN ITS ENTIRETY WITHOUT TEXTUAL MODIFICATION AND CREDIT IS GIVEN TO GOAL. I can be reached at "[email protected]" or by telephone at (425) 985-4867.Unfortunately, I am unable to mail hard copy GOAL Post to individuals.Limited numbers of hard copies MAY be available at the Second Amendment Foundation book table at WAC gun shows. Upcoming WAC gun show(s): Monroe13-14 February Puyallup20-21 February For more information about WAC, see:https://washingtonarmscollectors.org/ "The right of the individual citizen to bear arms in defense of himself, or the state, shall not be impaired, but nothing in this section shall be construed as authorizing individuals or corporations to organize, maintain or employ an armed body of men." Article 1, Section 24 Constitution of the State of Washington Copyright 2016 Gun Owners Action League of WA [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] ------------------------------------ Posted by: GOAL WA <[email protected]> XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX GOAL Post2016-4 Legislative Update from Olympia29 January 2016 MISSED HB 2410 NEW GUN BILLS FILED PUBLIC HEARINGS HELD PUBLIC HEARINGS SCHEDULED ACTION ON BILLS FIRST POLICY COMMITTEE CUT-OFF NEXT FRIDAY (Same deal as last week.I’m on the road to Jacksonville, FL, for the annual meeting of the Florida Sport Shooting Association. The information cut-off is once again Thursday night vice Friday.) Last week while I was at SHOT in Las Vegas I missed one gun bill, HB 2410, b y Rep. Hayes (R-10).HB 2410 amends the existing “felon firearm registry” to mandate inclusion of a convicted felon’s name (or someone found not guilty by reason of insanity) in that list.Under current law, inclusion is a judgment call, based on the circumstances involved, of the court.Rep. Hayes has informed me that he has an amendment to his bill to narrow the mandate to those convicted of violent felonies, not I-594-style technical violators.GOAL position on the bill is SUPPORT WHEN AMENDED. HB 2867, by Rep. Scott (R-39), would allow CPL holders to carry concealed firearms on college campuses.HB 2893, by Rep. Kuderer (D-48) is another bill trying to use mental health to ban guns.HB 2907, by Rep. Moscoso (D-1) narrows the existing use of force by peace officer (and those assisting peace officers) law.HB 2913, by Rep. Gregerson (D-33) would allow suspension of various state-issued licenses for failure to pay court-ordered child support.(Recall your history lessons about debtor’s prisons back in the 1600s-1700s – can’t pay the bill, go to jail.Suspending a professional license will sure help child support payments.)SB 6603, by Sen. Fain (R-47) is a companion bill to HB 2793, addressing suicide awareness and prevention.companion to 2793.SB 6621, Sen. Fraser (D-22) creates a task force to study policing and use of deadly force. Public hearings were held this week on several bills:SBs 6158, 6165 and 1267 and HBs 2410, 2793, and 2603.Next step is for the committee chair to schedule a vote in committee in executive session.If the bill is voted out of committee, it moves to the Rules committee awaiting a floor vote, or to a fiscal committee if it has major fiscal impact.The decision to move a bill out of committee rests with the committee chair.He or she may call for a vote, or they may sit on it. Two public hearings are scheduled next week on gun bills.HB 2913, by Rep. Gregerson (D-33) will be heard in House Judiciary at 8 a.m. on Wednesday, 3 February.HB 2907, by Rep. Moscoso (D-1) will be heard in House Public Safety at 1:30 p.m. on Wednesday, 3 February as well Next Friday, 5 February, is the cut-off for bills to pass out of their first policy committee (most gun bills out of House Judiciary or Senate Law & Justice).Theoretically, bills that do not move on through the process are considered dead for the session (subject to extraordinary action, rarely).That means most of the bills on the “active” list will drop out and we can narrow our focus, as well as support for or opposition to a narrower number of bills. BILL STATUS: Bill #SubjectPrime sponsorStatus GOAL Position HB 1119Hunter education issuesBlake (D-17)H Ag OPPOSE HB 1193Prohibiting gun owner data baseTaylor (R-15) H Jud SUPPORT HB 1245Repeals I-594Shea (R-4) H Jud SUPPORT HB 1324Codifies castle doctrine and stand your groundShea (R-4)H Jud SUPPORT HB 1433Modifies Gun Free School Zone lawScott (R-38)H Jud SUPPORT HB 1442Exp. economic development via firearms/ammoG. Hunt (R-2)H Jud SUPPORT HB 1474Defense against animal attackTaylor (R-15)H Jud SUPPORT HB 1506Exempts security guard transfers from I-594Kirby (D-29)H Jud SUPPORT HB 1521Returns NICS “delay” to three days (I-594)Taylor (R-15)H Jud SUPPORT HB 1533Exempts guns loaned to museums from I-594Van Werven (R-42)H Jud SUPPORT HB 1535Exempts active LEOs from waiting periodKlippert (R-8)H Jud SUPPORT HB 1594Imitation firearmsWylie (D-49)H Jud OPPOSE HB 1692Imitation firearmsWylie (D-49)H Jud OPPOSE HB 1713Mental health/gunsCody (D-34)H Rules OPPOSE HB 1722Short barreled riflesHayes (R-10)H Jud SUPPORT HB 1747Safe storage of firearmsKagi (D-32)H Jud OPPOSE HB 1857Extreme protective ordersJinkins (D-27)H Aprop OPPOSE HB 1886Repeals I-594 by popular voteHunt (R-2)H Jud SUPPORT HB 2031Tax exemption for firearm safety devicesHarmsworth (R-44)H Jud SUPPORT HB 2088Lowers age for CPL from 21 to 18Shea (R-4)H Jud SUPPORT HB 2089Expands CPL reciprocity; lowers age to 18Shea (R-4)H Jud SUPPORT HB 2164Exceptions to I-594 background checksShea (R-4)H Jud SUPPORT HB 2325Hunter ed training elective in schoolsMuri (R-28)H. Edu. SUPPORT HB 2354Bans “assault weapons” and certain magazinesMoeller (D-49)H. Jud. OPPOSE HB 2372Requires destruction of forfeited firearmsSenn (D-41)H. Jud OPPOSE HB 2374Tax on ammunition and componentsSenn (D-41)H. Jud. OPPOSE HB 2410Felon gun registryHayes (R-10)H. Jud. SUPPORT WHEN A MENDED HB 2460Override of state preemption.Walkinshaw (D-43)H. Jud. OPPOSE HB 2461Extreme protection ordersJinkins (D-27)H. Jud. OPPOSE HB 2481Short barreled riflesBlake (D-19)H. Jud. SUPPORT HB 2553Possession of arms/state of emergencyWilson (R-17)H. Jud. SUPPORT HB 2603Mental health and gunsKuderer (D-48)H. Jud OPPOSE HB 2653“Personalized” handgun (“smart gun” taxes)Cody (D-34)H. Finance PENDING HB 2712Use of force, immunityWilson (R-17)H. Jud SIPPORT HB 2738permission to carryHunt (D-22)H. Jud OPPOSE HB 2793Suicide awareness and preventionOrwall (D-33)Passed H. Jud. SUPPORT? HB 2794Initial detention determinationOrwall (D-33)H. Jud SUPPORT? HB 2814Areas for shooting sports under GMAKlippert (R-8)-H. Local Govt SUPPORT HB 2836Mandating liability insurance for firearmsFarrell (D-48)H. Jud. OPPOSE HB 2867Guns on college campusesScott (R-39)H. Jud. SUPPORT HB 2893Mental health/gunsKuderer (D-48)H. Jud. OPPOSE HB 2907Use of force by peace officersMoscoso (D-1)H. PubSaf OPPOSE HB 2913License suspension/child supportGregerson (D-33)H. Jud OPPOSE SSB 5036Penalizes criminal misuse of body armorO'Ban (R-28)S. Rules NEUTRAL SB 5476Exempts active LEOs from waiting periodDammeier (R-25)S L&J SUPPORT SB 5500Allows retired LEOs to carry on school groundsRoach (R-31) S Rules SUPPORT SB 5539Exempts LEO’s from three day waiting periodRoach (R-31)S Rules SUPPORT SSB 5579Exempts licensed scty guards from b/g checksDammeier (R-25)S Rules SUPPORT SB 5615Exempts military members from b/g checksBenton (R-17)S Rules SUPPORT SB 5643Mental health/gunsO'Ban (R-28)S Ment Hlth OPPOSE SB 5658Reporting of mental health commitmentDansel (R-7)S Rules NEUTRAL SB 5727Extreme protective ordersFrockt (D-46)S L&J OPPOSE SB 5789Safe storage of firearmsKohl-Welles (D-36) S L&J OPPOSE SB 5831Restoration of firearm rightsHoneyford (R-15)S Rules SUPPORT SB 6015NRA license plateRoach (R-31).S Rules SUPPORT SB 6158Firearm transfers at non-profit eventsDammeier (R-25)S. L&J SUPPORT SB 6165Allows possession of short barreled riflesTakko (D-19)S. L&J SUPPORT SB 6267CPL renewal noticeSchoesler (R-9)S. L&J SUPPORT SB 6310 Mandatory gun storageJayapal (D-37)S. L&J OPPOSE SB 6351Override of state preemptionHabib (D-48)S. L&J OPPOSE SB 6352Extreme risk protective ordersFrockt (D-46)S. L&J OPPOSE SB 6487Used of force, immunityBecker (R-2_S. L&J SUPPORT SB 6515Hunter ed training elective in schoolsO’Ban (R-28)S. K/12 SUPPORT SB 6603Suicide awareness and preventionFain (R-47)S. HumSer SUPPORT SB 6621Policing/use of deadly force task forceFraser (D-22)unassigned PENDING Key to abbreviations:S. = Senate, H. = House, Jud = Judiciary, K-12 = Education, L&J = Law & Justice, Trans = Transportation, W&M = Ways and Means HEARING(S) SCHEDULED: 3 FebHouse JudiciaryHouse Hearing Room “A”John L. O’Brien Bldg 8:00 p.m.HB 2913 3 FebHouse Public SafetyHouse Hearing Room “D”John L. O’Brien Bldg 1:30 p.m.HB 2907 Tutorial on public testimony:http://leg.wa.gov/legislature/Pages/Testify.aspx LEGISLATIVE HOT LINE:You may reach your Representatives and Senator by calling the Legislative Hotline at 1-800-562-6000.Toll free!!!The hearing impaired may obtain TDD access at 1-800-635-9993.Also toll free!!! 1-800-562-6000TDD 1-800-635-9993 OTHER DATA:Copies of pending legislation (bills), legislative schedules and other information are available on the legislature's web site at "www.leg.wa.gov".Bills are available in Acrobat (.pdf) format.You may download a free version of Adobe Acrobat Reader from Adobe's web site (http://www.adobe.com).You may also obtain hard copy bills, initiatives, etc, in the mail from the Legislative Bill Room FREE OF CHARGE by calling 1-360-786-7573.Copies of bills may also be ordered toll free by calling the Legislative Hotline at (800) 562-6000.You may also hear floor and committee hearing action live at http://www.tvw.org/ (you need "RealAudio" to do this, available free at the TVW web site). By reading the House and Senate "bill reports" (hbr, sbr) for each bill, you can see how individual committee members voted.By reading the "roll call" for each bill, you can see how the entire House or Senate voted on any bill.The beauty of the web site is that ALL this information is available, on line, to any citizen. GET THE WORD OUT:If you want to subscribe to the GOAL Post by e-mail, send a message to "[email protected]" or to "[email protected].".Please pass GOAL Post on to anyone you believe may have an interest in protecting our rights.Better yet, make a couple of copies of this message, post it on your gun club’s bulletin board, and leave copies with your local gun shop(s).PERMISSION IS HEREBY GRANTED TO DUPLICATE OR REDISTRIBUTE GOAL POST PROVIDED IT IS REPRODUCED IN ITS ENTIRETY WITHOUT TEXTUAL MODIFICATION AND CREDIT IS GIVEN TO GOAL. I can be reached at "[email protected]" or by telephone at (425) 985-4867.Unfortunately, I am unable to mail hard copy GOAL Post to individuals.Limited numbers of hard copies MAY be available at the Second Amendment Foundation book table at WAC gun shows. Upcoming WAC gun show(s): Monroe13-14 February Puyallup20-21 February For more information about WAC, see:https://washingtonarmscollectors.org/ "The right of the individual citizen to bear arms in defense of himself, or the state, shall not be impaired, but nothing in this section shall be construed as authorizing individuals or corporations to organize, maintain or employ an armed body of men." Article 1, Section 24 Constitution of the State of Washington Copyright 2016 Gun Owners Action League of WA [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX GOAL Post 2016-3 Legislative Update from Olympia 22 January 2016 NEW GUN BILLS FILED PUBLIC HEARING HELD PUBLIC HEARINGS SCHEDULED From Joe Waldron: I'm "on the road" in Las Vegas, just wrapping up the annual Shooting, Hunting, Outdoor Trades (SHOT) show conducted by the National Shooting Sports Foundation -- the trade organization that represents the U.S. gun industry. My "information cut-off" for this issue was Thursday night. 11 new gun-related bills were filed this week. HB 2653, Rep. Cody (D-34) would grant a tax exemption for "smart" guns HB 2712, Rep. Wilson (R-17) would add carjacking to the justification of the use of lethal force and add civil immunity to someone found acting in self defense HB 2738, by Rep. S. Hunt (D-22) would require a person carrying a concealed handgun under the authority of a CPL to get express permission from the homeowner before being allowed to take a handgun into a home HB 2793, by Rep. Orwall D-33 is a suicide prevention education bill drafted with the aid of the NRA and SAF; HB 2794, also by Orwall (D-33) amends existing temporary mental health law to allow law enforcement input HB 2814,by Rep. Klippert (R-8) encourages development of recreational shooting areas in locations governed by the Growth Management Act HB 2836, by Rep.Farrell (D-48) requires gun owners to maintain liability insurance. On the Senate side, only four bills SB 6351, by Sen. Habib (D-48) guts state preemption of uniform firearm laws SB 6352, by Sen. Frockt (D-46) is another "extreme risk protection order" bill SB 6487m by Sen.Becker (R-2) expands authorized use of lethal force to include carjackings and affords civil immunity in self defense SB 6515, by Sen.O'Ban (R-28) would create an elective hunter ed program in high schools. A public hearing on several gun bills was conducted in House Judiciary on Thursday. I was not able to attend, nor have I had a chance to review the TV Washington coverage of the hearing. I was told we slightly outnumbered the "other side" at the hearing. If you have the opportunity, you can see the whole thing at.http://www.tvw.org/watch/?eventID=2016010214 Two public hearings on gun bills are scheduled for next week. On Monday, 25 January, the Senate Law & Justice Committee will take public testimony on SBs 6158, 6165 and 6267. All three are solid pro-gun bills and deserve our support. On Tuesday, 26 January, the House Judiciary Committee will hear HBs 2794 and 2603. As noted above, both the NRA and the SAF were involved in drafting HB 2793, and fully support this bill. Of the alleged 30,000 deaths annually due to "gun violence," 20,000 (2/3) re suicides -- hardly "gun violence. "Involvement of the gun lobby in promoting suicide prevention shows responsibility and maturity in addressing this issue. Both NRA and SAF will have representatives on the committee formed. No anti-gun organizations are included. On the other hand, HB 2603 is another attempt to blame the gun for the misuse of guns by certain individuals. BILL STATUS: Bill #--Subject--Prime sponsor--Status GOAL Position HB 1119 Hunter education issues Blake (D-17) H Ag OPPOSE HB 1193 Prohibiting gun owner data base Taylor (R-15) H Jud SUPPORT HB 1245 Repeals I-594 Shea (R-4) H Jud SUPPORT HB 1324 Codifies castle doctrine and stand your ground Shea (R-4) H Jud SUPPORT HB 1433 Modifies Gun Free School Zone law Scott (R-38) H Jud SUPPORT HB 1442 Exp. economic development via firearms/ammo G. Hunt (R-2) H Jud SUPPORT HB 1474 Defense against animal attack Taylor (R-15)H Jud SUPPORT HB 1506 Exempts security guard transfers from I-594 Kirby (D-29)H Jud SUPPORT HB 1521 Returns NICS "delay" to three days (I-594) Taylor (R-15)H Jud SUPPORT HB 1533 Exempts guns loaned to museums from I-594 Van Werven (R-42)H Jud SUPPORT HB 1535 Exempts active LEOs from waiting period Klippert (R-8)H Jud SUPPORT HB 1594 Imitation firearms Wylie (D-49)H Jud OPPOSE HB 1692 Imitation firearms Wylie (D-49)H Jud OPPOSE HB 1713 Mental health/guns Cody (D-34)H Rules OPPOSE HB 1722 Short barreled rifles Hayes (R-10)H Jud SUPPORT HB 1747 Safe storage of firearms Kagi (D-32)H Jud OPPOSE HB 1857 Extreme protective orders Jinkins (D-27)H Aprop OPPOSE HB 1886 Repeals I-594 by popular vote Hunt (R-2)H Jud SUPPORT HB 2031 Tax exemption for firearm safety devices Harmsworth (R-44)H Jud SUPPORT HB 2088 Lowers age for CPL from 21 to 18Shea (R-4)H Jud SUPPORT HB 2089 Expands CPL reciprocity; lowers age to 18 Shea (R-4)H Jud SUPPORT HB 2164 Exceptions to I-594 background checksShea (R-4)H Jud SUPPORT HB 2325 Hunter ed training elective in schools Muri (R-28)H. Edu. SUPPORT HB 2354 Bans "assault weapons" and certain magazines Moeller (D-49)H. Jud. OPPOSE HB 2372 Requires destruction of forfeited firearms Senn (D-41)H. Jud OPPOSE HB 2374Tax on ammunition and components Senn (D-41)H. Jud. OPPOSE HB 2460 Override of state preemption.Walkinshaw (D-43)H. Jud. OPPOSE HB 2461 Extreme protection orders Jinkins (D-27)H. Jud. OPPOSE HB 2481 Short barreled rifles Blake (D-19)H. Jud. SUPPORT HB 2553 Possession of arms/state of emergency Wilson (R-17)H. Jud. SUPPORT HB 2603 Mental health and guns Kuderer (D-48)H. Jud OPPOSE HB 2653 "Personalized" handgun ("smart gun" taxes) Cody (D-34)H. Finance PENDING HB 2712 Use of force, immunity Wilson (R-17)H. Judiciary SUPPORT HB 2738 permission to carry Hunt (D-22)H. Judiciary OPPOSE HB 2793 Suicide awareness and preventionOrwall (D-33)H. Hud. SUPPORT? HB 2794 Initial detention determination Orwall (D-33)H. Jud SUPPORT? HB 2814Areas for shooting sports under GMA Klippert (R-8)-H. Local Govt SUPPORT HB 2836 Mandating liability insurance for firearms Farrell (D-48)H. Jud. SSB 5036 Penalizes criminal misuse of body armor O'Ban (R-28)S. Rules NEUTRAL SB 5476Exempts active LEOs from waiting period Dammeier (R-25)S L&J SUPPORT SB 5500 Allows retired LEOs to carry on school grounds Roach (R-31) S Rules SUPPORT SB 5539Exempts LEO's from three day waiting period Roach (R-31)S Rules SUPPORT SSB 5579 Exempts licensed scty guards from b/g checks Dammeier (R-25)S Rules SUPPORT SB 5615 Exempts military members from b/g checks Benton (R-17)S Rules SUPPORT SB 5643 Mental health/guns O'Ban (R-28)S Ment Hlth OPPOSE SB 5658 Reporting of mental health commitment Dansel (R-7)S Rules NEUTRAL SB 5727Extreme protective orders Frockt (D-46)S L&J OPPOSE SB 5789Safe storage of firearms Kohl-Welles (D-36) S L&J OPPOSE SB 5831 Restoration of firearm rights Honeyford (R-15)S Rules SUPPORT SB 6015 NRA license plate Roach (R-31).S Rules SUPPORT SB 6158 Firearm transfers at non-profit events Dammeier (R-25)S. L&J SUPPORT SB 6165 Allows possession of short barreled rifles Takko (D-19)S. L&J SUPPORT SB 6267 CPL renewal notice Schoesler (R-9)S. L&J SUPPORT SB 6310 Mandatory gun storageJ ayapal (D-37)S. L&J OPPOSE SB 6351 Override of state preemption Habib (D-48)S. L&J OPPOSE SB 6352 Extreme risk protective orders Frockt (D-46)S. L&J OPPOSE SB 6487 Used of force, immunity Becker (R-2_S. L&J SUPPORT SB 6515 Hunter ed training elective in schools O'Ban (R-28)S. K/12 SUPPORT Key to abbreviations:S. = Senate, H. = House, Jud = Judiciary, K-12 = Education, L&J = Law & Justice, Trans = Transportation, W&M = Ways and Means HEARING(S) SCHEDULED: 25 JanSenate Law & JusticeSenate Hearing Room "1"John A. Cherberg Bldg 1:30 p.m.SBs 6158, 6165 and 1267 26 JanHouse JudiciaryHouse Hearing Room "A"John L. O'Brien Bldg 10:00 a.m.HBs 2794 and 2603 Tutorial on public testimony:http://leg.wa.gov/legislature/Pages/Testify.aspx LEGISLATIVE HOT LINE:You may reach your Representatives and Senator by calling the Legislative Hotline at 1-800-562-6000.Toll free!!!The hearing impaired may obtain TDD access at 1-800-635-9993.Also toll free!!! 1-800-562-6000TDD 1-800-635-9993 OTHER DATA:Copies of pending legislation (bills), legislative schedules and other information are available on the legislature's web site at "www.leg.wa.gov".Bills are available in Acrobat (.pdf) format.You may download a free version of Adobe Acrobat Reader from Adobe's web site (http://www.adobe.com).You may also obtain hard copy bills, initiatives, etc, in the mail from the Legislative Bill Room FREE OF CHARGE by calling 1-360-786-7573.Copies of bills may also be ordered toll free by calling the Legislative Hotline at (800) 562-6000.You may also hear floor and committee hearing action live at http://www.tvw.org (you need "RealAudio" to do this, available free at the TVW web site). By reading the House and Senate "bill reports" (hbr, sbr) for each bill, you can see how individual committee members voted.By reading the "roll call" for each bill, you can see how the entire House or Senate voted on any bill.The beauty of the web site is that ALL this information is available, on line, to any citizen. GET THE WORD OUT:If you want to subscribe to the GOAL Post by e-mail, send a message to "[email protected]" or to "[email protected].".Please pass GOAL Post on to anyone you believe may have an interest in protecting our rights.Better yet, make a couple of copies of this message, post it on your gun club's bulletin board, and leave copies with your local gun shop(s).PERMISSION IS HEREBY GRANTED TO DUPLICATE OR REDISTRIBUTE GOAL POST PROVIDED IT IS REPRODUCED IN ITS ENTIRETY WITHOUT TEXTUAL MODIFICATION AND CREDIT IS GIVEN TO GOAL. I can be reached at "[email protected]" or by telephone at (425) 985-4867.Unfortunately, I am unable to mail hard copy GOAL Post to individuals.Limited numbers of hard copies MAY be available at the Second Amendment Foundation book table at WAC gun shows. Upcoming WAC gun show(s): Monroe13-14 February Puyallup20-21 February For more information about WAC, see:https://washingtonarmscollectors.org/ "The right of the individual citizen to bear arms in defense of himself, or the state, shall not be impaired, but nothing in this section shall be construed as authorizing individuals or corporations to organize, maintain or employ an armed body of men." Article 1, Section 24 Constitution of the State of Washington Copyright 2016 Gun Owners Action League of WA XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX GOAL Post 2016-2 Legislative Update from Olympia 15 January 2016 LEGISLATIVE CALENDAR INDEPENDENTS LEAD DEMOCRATS OR REPUBLICANS BEAUCOUP NEW BILLS FILED GUN BILL DAY IN HOUSE JUDICIARY The legislature adopted its calendar for the 2016 regular session. The legislative calendar sets dates by which bills must clear various hurdles. A bill that fails to clear the policy committee or chamber floor by the designated date is generally considered dead for the year, although they may be “resurrected” by parliamentary procedure. The calendar is available at http://leg.wa.gov/legislature/Pages/cutoff.aspx Critical 2016 cut-off dates are: 11 Jan First day of regular session 5 Feb Original chamber policy committee cut-off 9 Feb Original chamber fiscal committee cut-off (if bill has fiscal impact) 17 Feb Chamber cut-off (House bills must pass House, Senate bill from Senate) 26 Feb Second chamber policy committee cut-off 29 Feb Second chamber fiscal committee cut-off 4 Mar Last day to pass bill from opposite chamber (with exceptions) 10 Mar Last day of regular session A recent Gallup poll indicates more voters identify as politically “independent” over either the Democrat or Republican parties. 42% of those polled self-identified as independents, while 29% called themselves Democrats and 26% Republicans. Both major parties have been losing fans for several years. Dissatisfaction with partisan-politics-as-usual is at an all-time high. How that will play out in the elections remains to be seen. Nine new gun-related bills were filed this week, most anti-gun. HB 2372, by Rep. Senn (D-41) mandates destruction of firearms forfeited to police HB 2374, also by Rep. Senn, imposes a tax on ammunition sales HB 2460, by Rep. Walkinshaw (D-43), guts state preemption HB 2461, by Rep. Jinkins (D-27) revisits extreme protection orders HB 2481, by Rep. Blake (D-19) allows short-barreled rifles HB 2553, by Rep. Wilson (R-17) guarantees possession and use of arms in a declared state of emergency HB 2603, by Rep. Kuderer (D-48) mental health and guns SB 6267, by Sen. Schoesler (R-9) requires CPL renewal notice SB 6310, by Sen. Jayapal, mandatory gun storage. It would appear the Democrats are looking at 2016 as a gun control year, at least in the House. House Judiciary chair Rep. Laurie Jinkins has designated Thursday, January 21^st as House gun bill day, the first of this session. At 1:30 p.m. she will take testimony on five gun bills in a public hearing: four of them anti-gun, one pro. HB 1747 (lock up your gun) HB 1857 (extreme protective orders) HB 2372 (destruction of forfeited firearms) HB 2460 (more gun free zones) HB 2481 (allows short-barreled rifles) - Are all on the agenda. HB 1747 does nothing but demonize guns. It’s already considered reckless endangerment to leave ANYTHING out that might harm a child: not just guns, but toxic fluids, cleaning agents, bleach, etc. HB 1857 broadens the opportunity for a family member, household member or law enforcement to petition a judge to take away your guns – no mental health professional involvement necessary. Have an argument with your significant other? They might come after your guns. HB 2372 requires law enforcement agencies to destroy forfeited firearms. Current law allows them to be auctioned off to FFLs where they may returned to service, with required background checks. This is more demonetization of guns because they think guns are veil. One of the most important gun laws in Washington is RCW 9.41.290 – State Preemption. This means that, with certain limited exceptions, only the state legislature may pass gun laws in the state. Counties and cities are prohibited from writing their own laws. This has been law since the early 1980s and has served as a model for other states. But obviously the other side doesn’t like this. The latest attack on preemption comes in HB 2460, Walkinshaw (D-43), that would allow political subdivisions to ban guns in parks and recreational facilities, libraries, and on public transportation. Coming on the heels of a judge’s decision that Seattle’s gun and ammunition tax didn’t violate preemption (currently under appeal), this is the most serious attempt yet to overturn this critically important law. And the one good gun bill, HB 2481, which would allow Washington citizens to possess short-barreled rifles, provided they complied with federal law ($200 federal tax, extensive background check, restrictions on movement). Short-barreled rifles AND shotguns were legal until 1994, but once again, the “guns are evil” crowd prevailed and had them banned. Note that the position on HB 1119 has changed from SUPPORT to OPPOSE. This change is based on a request from the Hunters Heritage Council and other hunting groups who oppose the bill for two reasons: it allows a fee to be collected for heretofore free Hunter Ed classes, and it sets a minimum age for youth hunting (8 for accompanied, 14 unaccompanied). HHC believes the parent is the best judge of when a youngster is mature enough to hunt. The focus of GOAL Post, and my expertise, is in the area of firearms law, not hunting regulations. I am deferring to their judgment. BILL STATUS: Bill # / Subject / Prime sponsor / Status GOAL Position HB 1119 Hunter education issues Blake (D-17)H Ag OPPOSE HB 1193 Prohibiting gun owner data base Taylor (R-15) H Jud SUPPORT HB 1245 Repeals I-594 Shea (R-4) H Jud SUPPORT HB 1324 Codifies castle doctrine and stand your ground Shea (R-4)H Jud SUPPORT HB 1433 Modifies Gun Free School Zone law Scott (R-38)H Jud SUPPORT HB 1442 Exp. economic development via firearms/ammo Hunt (R-2)H Jud SUPPORT HB 1474 Defense against animal attack Taylor (R-15)H Jud SUPPORT HB 1506 Exempts security guard transfers from I-594 Kirby (D-29)H Jud SUPPORT HB 1521 Returns NICS “delay” to three days (I-594)Taylor (R-15)H Jud SUPPORT HB 1533 Exempts guns loaned to museums from I-594 Van Werven (R-42)H Jud SUPPORT HB 1535 Exempts active LEOs from waiting period Klippert (R-8)H Jud SUPPORT HB 1594 Imitation firearms Wylie (D-49)H Jud OPPOSE HB 1692 Imitation firearms Wylie (D-49)H Jud OPPOSE HB 1713 Mental health/guns Cody (D-34)H Rules OPPOSE HB 1722 Short barreled rifles Hayes (R-10)H Jud SUPPORT HB 1747 Safe storage of firearms Kagi (D-32)H Jud OPPOSE HB 1857 Extreme protective orders Jinkins (D-27)H Aprop OPPOSE HB 1886 Repeals I-594 by popular vote Hunt (R-2)H Jud SUPPORT HB 2031 Tax exemption for firearm safety devices Harmsworth (R-44)H Jud SUPPORT HB 2088 Lowers age for CPL from 21 to 18 Shea (R-4)H Jud SUPPORT HB 2089 Expands CPL reciprocity; lowers age to 18 Shea (R-4)H Jud SUPPORT HB 2164 Exceptions to I-594 background checks Shea (R-4)H Jud SUPPORT HB 2325 Hunter ed training in schools Muri (R-28)H. Edu. SUPPORT HB 2354 Bans “assault weapons” and certain magazines Moeller (D-49)H. Jud. OPPOSE HB 2372 Requires destruction of forfeited firearms Senn (D-41)H. Jud OPPOSE HB 2374 Tax on ammunition and components Senn (D-41)H. Jud. OPPOSE HB 2460 Override of state preemption. Walkinshaw (D-43)H. Jud. OPPOSE HB 2461 Extreme protection orders Jinkins (D-27)H. Jud. OPPOSE HB 2481 Short barreled rifles Blake (D-19)H. Jud. SUPPORT HB 2553Possession of arms/state of emergency Wilson (R-17)H. Jud. SUPPORT HB 2603 Mental health and guns Kuderer (D-48)H. Jud OPPOSE SSB 5036 Penalizes criminal misuse of body armor O'Ban (R-28)S. Rules NEUTRAL SB 5476 Exempts active LEOs from waiting period Dammeier (R-25)S L&J SUPPORT SB 5500 Allows retired LEOs to carry on school grounds Roach (R-31) S Rules SUPPORT SB 5539 Exempts LEO’s from three day waiting period Roach (R-31)S Rules SUPPORT SSB 5579 Exempts licensed scty guards from b/g checks Dammeier (R-25)S Rules SUPPORT SB 5615 Exempts military members from b/g checks Benton (R-17)S Rules SUPPORT SB 5643 Mental health/guns O'Ban (R-28)S Ment Hlth OPPOSE SB 5658 Reporting of mental health commitment Dansel (R-7)S Rules NEUTRAL SB 5727 Extreme protective orders Frockt (D-46)S L&J OPPOSE SB 5789 Safe storage of firearms Kohl-Welles (D-36) S L&J OPPOSE SB 5831 Restoration of firearm rights Honeyford (R-15)S Rules SUPPORT SB 6015 NRA license plate Roach (R-31).S Rules SUPPORT SB 6158 Firearm transfers at non-profit events Dammeier (R-25)S. L&J SUPPORT SB 6165 Allows possession of short barreled rifles Takko (D-19)S. L&J SUPPORT SB 6267 CPL renewal notice Schoesler (R-9)S. L&J SUPPORT SB 6310 Mandatory gun storage Jayapal (D-37)S. L&J OPPOSE Key to abbreviations:S. = Senate, H. = House, Jud = Judiciary, K-12 = Education, L&J = Law & Justice, Trans = Transportation, W&M = Ways and Means HEARING(S) SCHEDULED: 21 Jan House Judiciary House Hearing Room “A”John L. O’Brien Bldg 1:30 p.m. HBs 1747, 2372, 2460, 2461, 2481 LEGISLATIVE HOT LINE:You may reach your Representatives and Senator by calling the Legislative Hotline at 1-800-562-6000. Toll free!!! The hearing impaired may obtain TDD access at 1-800-635-9993. Also toll free!!! 1-800-562-6000 TDD 1-800-635-9993 OTHER DATA: Copies of pending legislation (bills), legislative schedules and other information are available on the legislature's web site at "www.leg.wa.gov". Bills are available in Acrobat (.pdf) format. You may download a free version of Adobe Acrobat Reader from Adobe's web site (http://www.adobe.com). You may also obtain hard copy bills, initiatives, etc, in the mail from the Legislative Bill Room FREE OF CHARGE by calling 1-360-786-7573. Copies of bills may also be ordered toll free by calling the Legislative Hotline at (800) 562-6000. You may also hear floor and committee hearing action live at http://www.tvw.org/ (you need "RealAudio" to do this, available free at the TVW web site). By reading the House and Senate "bill reports" (hbr, sbr) for each bill, you can see how individual committee members voted. By reading the "roll call" for each bill, you can see how the entire House or Senate voted on any bill. The beauty of the web site is that ALL this information is available, on line, to any citizen. GET THE WORD OUT: If you want to subscribe to the GOAL Post by e-mail, send a message to "[mail][email protected][/mail]" or to "[mail][email protected][/mail].". Please pass GOAL Post on to anyone you believe may have an interest in protecting our rights. Better yet, make a couple of copies of this message, post it on your gun club’s bulletin board, and leave copies with your local gun shop(s). PERMISSION IS HEREBY GRANTED TO DUPLICATE OR REDISTRIBUTE GOAL POST PROVIDED IT IS REPRODUCED IN ITS ENTIRETY WITHOUT TEXTUAL MODIFICATION AND CREDIT IS GIVEN TO GOAL. I can be reached at "[mail][email protected][/mail]" or by telephone at (425) 985-4867. Unfortunately, I am unable to mail hard copy GOAL Post to individuals. Limited numbers of hard copies MAY be available at the Second Amendment Foundation book table at WAC gun shows. Upcoming WAC gun show(s): Puyallup 9-10 January Monroe 23-24 January "The right of the individual citizen to bear arms in defense of himself, or the state, shall not be impaired, but nothing in this section shall be construed as authorizing individuals or corporations to organize, maintain or employ an armed body of men." Article 1, Section 24 Constitution of the State of Washington Copyright 2016 Gun Owners Action League of WA ------------------------------------ Posted by: GOAL WA [mail][email protected][/mail] ############################################################## Just a quick heads up, more later in GOAL Post. Next Thursday, 21 January, is gun bill day in House Judiciary. 13:30, HHR A. A couple of these are new files, not even posted in GP yet. The following bills will be heard: HB 1747 Safe storage of firearms -- OPPOSE HB 2461 Extreme risk protective orders -- OPPOSE HB 2372 Destruction of forfeited firearms -- OPPOSE HB 2460 State preemption -- OPPOSE HB 2481 Short barreled rifles -- SUPPORT GOAL Post 2016-1 Legislative Update from Olympia 8 January 2016 LEGISLATURE CONVENES MONDAY, 13 JANUARY LEGISLATIVE TUTORIAL POTENTIAL IMPACT OF ELECTION YEAR 34 BILLS HELD OVER FROM 2015 SESSION NEW PRE-FILED BILLS NO PUBLIC HEARINGS SCHEDULED YET LEGISLATIVE CALENDAR LEGISLATOR DIRECT TELEPHONE NUMBERS (Note:There’s a lot going on with regard to the President’s “gun violence initiative.” Few details are available at this time.But GOAL Post has an Olympia focus and will not cover the other Washington.) The second regular session of the 64th (biennial) Washington state legislature convenes Monday, January 11th for its short (60 day) session. Control of the legislature remains split, with Democrats controlling the House of Representatives with 50 seats, while the minority Republicans have 48. From a gun owner’s perspective, this view is skewed by the fact that a small handful of Democrats side solidly with gun owners on those issues. While we would have the votes necessary to pass good or block bad bills, House Democrats still control leadership positions in that chamber, and thus control which bills get votes. The Senate remains controlled by a Majority Coalition of 25 Republicans and one Democrat. From a standpoint of stopping bad bills, we should be all right, but it will be difficult to move pro-gun legislation forward. Legislation 101. For those of you not familiar with how the legislative process works, this page has links to several quick tutorials, including how a bill becomes a law, how to read a bill, where to access bill language and how to testify in public hearings:http://leg.wa.gov/legislature/Pages/ComingToTheLegislature.aspx 2016 is a major election year. To a limited degree, that might influence how elected officials vote on controversial issues. They’ll certainly be paying more attention to public opinion than in non-election years. Your calls, e-mails and letters DO MATTER.It’s called “grassroots lobbying.” As this is the second year of the biennium, bills that were filed last year and not passed by the legislature remain available for consideration. 34 firearm-related bills, good and bad, from 2015 are still in the hopper (see list below). In addition, four additional gun-related bills were pre-filed before the session started (at the end of the list below) At this point, three days before the start of the session, no public hearings have been scheduled on any firearm-related bills. One of the first items of business in each session is the adoption of the session calendar, identifying dates by which bills must clear various hurdles. A bill that fails to clear the policy committee or chamber floor by the designated date is generally considered dead for the year, although they may be “resurrected” by parliamentary procedure. I’ll post the cut-off dates for the 2014 session in the next issue of GOAL Post. The Democrat caucus has extended its reach from urban and suburban areas to rural areas.In these districts, the enthusiasm for gun control is diluted. If the Democrats expect to hold these rural districts in the next election, they will have to tread carefully on the gun issue. If you live in a rural or even suburban district with Democrat Representatives or a Democrat Senator, it is important that you call their office and express concern about your gun rights. Ask them to keep you informed of any gun-related legislation. This lets them know that you are watching them on this issue. The Legislature has not yet published new telephone and office directories because legislators are not sworn in until Monday, 11 January. The following links can be used at that time to identify direct contact information: http://www.leg.wa.gov/Senate/Senators/ http://www.leg.wa.gov/House/Representatives/ BILL STATUS: Bill # Subject Prime sponsor Status GOAL Position HOLDOVER BILLS FROM 2015 HB 1119 Hunter education issues Blake (D-17)H Ag SUPPORT HB 1193Prohibiting gun owner data baseTaylor (R-15) H Jud SUPPORT HB 1245 Repeals I-594 Shea (R-4) H Jud SUPPORT HB 1324Codifies castle doctrine and stand your groundShea (R-4)H Jud SUPPORT HB 1433Modifies Gun Free School Zone lawScott (R-38)H Jud SUPPORT HB 1442Exp. economic development via firearms/ammoG. Hunt (R-2)H Jud SUPPORT HB 1474Defense against animal attackTaylor (R-15)H Jud SUPPORT HB 1506Exempts security guard transfers from I-594Kirby (D-29)H Jud SUPPORT HB 1521Returns NICS “delay” to three days (I-594)Taylor (R-15)H Jud SUPPORT HB 1533Exempts guns loaned to museums from I-594Van Werven (R-42)H Jud SUPPORT HB 1535Exempts active LEOs from waiting periodKlippert (R-8)H Jud SUPPORT HB 1594Imitation firearms Wylie (D-49)H Jud OPPOSE HB 1692Imitation firearmsWylie (D-49)H Jud OPPOSE HB 1713Mental health/gunsCody (D-34)H Rules OPPOSE HB 1722Short barreled riflesHayes (R-10)H Jud SUPPORT HB 1747Safe storage of firearmsKagi (D-32)H Jud OPPOSE HB 1857Extreme protective ordersJinkins (D-27)H Aprop OPPOSE HB 1886Repeals I-594 by popular voteHunt (R-2)H Jud SUPPORT HB 2031Tax exemption for firearm safety devicesHarmsworth (R-44)H Jud SUPPORT HB 2088Lowers age for CPL from 21 to 18Shea (R-4)H Jud SUPPORT HB 2089Expands CPL reciprocity; lowers age to 18Shea (R-4)H Jud SUPPORT HB 2164Exceptions to I-594 background checksShea (R-4)H Jud SUPPORT SSB 5036Penalizes criminal misuse of body armorO'Ban (R-28)S. Rules NEUTRAL SB 5476Exempts active LEOs from waiting periodDammeier (R-25)S L&J SUPPORT SB 5500Allows retired LEOs to carry on school groundsRoach (R-31) S Rules SUPPORT SB 5539Exempts LEO’s from three day waiting periodRoach (R-31)S Rules SUPPORT SSB 5579Exempts licensed scty guards from b/g checksDammeier (R-25)S Rules SUPPORT SB 5615Exempts military members from b/g checksBenton (R-17)S Rules SUPPORT SB 5643Mental health/gunsO'Ban (R-28)S Ment Hlth OPPOSE SB 5658Reporting of mental health commitmentDansel (R-7)S Rules NEUTRAL SB 5727Extreme protective ordersFrockt (D-46)S L&J OPPOSE SB 5789Safe storage of firearmsKohl-Welles (D-36) S L&J OPPOSE SB 5831Restoration of firearm rightsHoneyford (R-15)S Rules SUPPORT SB 6015NRA license plateRoach (R-31).SRules SUPPORT NEW BILLS HB 2325Hunter ed training in schoolsMuri (R-28)Pending SUPPORT HB 2354Bans “assault weapons” and certain magazinesMoeller (D-49)Pending OPPOSE SB 6158Firearm transfers at non-profit eventsDammeier (R-25)Pending SUPPORT SB 6165Allows possession of short barreled riflesTakko (D-19)Pending SUPPORT Key to abbreviations:S. = Senate, H. = House, Jud = Judiciary, K-12 = Education, L&J = Law & Justice, Trans = Transportation, W&M = Ways and Means HEARING(S) SCHEDULED: At this point there are no hearings scheduled on firearm-related bills. LEGISLATIVE HOT LINE:You may reach your Representatives and Senator by calling the Legislative Hotline at 1-800-562-6000. Toll free!!! The hearing impaired may obtain TDD access at 1-800-635-9993. Also toll free!!! 1-800-562-6000 TDD 1-800-635-9993 OTHER DATA: Copies of pending legislation (bills), legislative schedules and other information are available on the legislature's web site at "www.leg.wa.gov". Bills are available in Acrobat (.pdf) format. You may download a free version of Adobe Acrobat Reader from Adobe's web site (http://www.adobe.com). You may also obtain hard copy bills, initiatives, etc, in the mail from the Legislative Bill Room FREE OF CHARGE by calling 1-360-786-7573. Copies of bills may also be ordered toll free by calling the Legislative Hotline at (800) 562-6000. You may also hear floor and committee hearing action live at http://www.tvw.org/ (you need "RealAudio" to do this, available free at the TVW web site). By reading the House and Senate "bill reports" (hbr, sbr) for each bill, you can see how individual committee members voted. By reading the "roll call" for each bill, you can see how the entire House or Senate voted on any bill. The beauty of the web site is that ALL this information is available, on line, to any citizen. GET THE WORD OUT: If you want to subscribe to the GOAL Post by e-mail, send a message to "[mail][email protected][/mail]" or to "[mail][email protected][/mail].". Please pass GOAL Post on to anyone you believe may have an interest in protecting our rights. Better yet, make a couple of copies of this message, post it on your gun club’s bulletin board, and leave copies with your local gun shop(s). PERMISSION IS HEREBY GRANTED TO DUPLICATE OR REDISTRIBUTE GOAL POST PROVIDED IT IS REPRODUCED IN ITS ENTIRETY WITHOUT TEXTUAL MODIFICATION AND CREDIT IS GIVEN TO GOAL. I can be reached at "[mail][email protected][/mail]" or by telephone at (425) 985-4867. Unfortunately, I am unable to mail hard copy GOAL Post to individuals. Limited numbers of hard copies MAY be available at the Second Amendment Foundation book table at WAC gun shows. Upcoming WAC gun show(s): Puyallup 9-10 January Monroe 23-24 January "The right of the individual citizen to bear arms in defense of himself, or the state, shall not be impaired, but nothing in this section shall be construed as authorizing individuals or corporations to organize, maintain or employ an armed body of men." Article 1, Section 24 Constitution of the State of Washington Copyright 2016 Gun Owners Action League of WA ------------------------------------ Posted by: GOAL WA [mail][email protected][/mail] ############################################################## |
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Legislative Update from Olympia19 February 2016 CHAMBER CUT-OFF PASSES BILLS MOVE, BILLS DIE THREE WEEKS LEFT IN SESSION SECOND POLICY COMMITTEE CUT-OFF NEXT FRIDAY PUBLIC HEARINGS SCHEDULED Bills that had not passed out of their original chamber (House bills out of the House, Senate bills out of the Senate) died Wednesday evening.Now the focus flips: Senate bills in the House, House bills in the Senate. Only six firearm-related bills remain in play during the 2016 session.SB 6165, by Sen. Takko (D-19) passed the Senate and is now in House Judiciary.SB 6267, by Sen. Schoesler (R-9) passed the Senate and is now in House Judiciary.HB 1713, by Rep. Cody (D-34) passed the House and is now in Senate Human Services, Mental Health and Housing.SHB 2410, by Rep. Hayes (R-10) passed the House and is now in Senate Law & Justice. HB 2793, by Rep. Orwall (D-33) passed the House and is now in Senate Human Services, Mental Health and Housing.Finally, HB 2908, by Rep. Ryu (D-32) passed the House and is now in Senate Law & Justice. Three weeks remain in the 2016 regular legislative session.The train is speeding up.Next Friday, 26 February, is the second chamber policy committee cut-off.Again, bills that do not pass out of their policy committee by that date are dead for the session. A public hearing will be conducted on HB 1713 In Senate Human Services, Mental Health and Housing committee on Monday, 22 February at 10:00 a.m.A hearing will be conducted on HB 2908 in Senate Law & Justice at 8:00 a.m. on the 23^rd .A public hearing on SB 6267 is scheduled in House Judiciary at 10:00 a.m., 23 February.A public hearing will be held on HB 2793 in Senate Human Services on 25 February at 10:00 a.m.At this time no other bills are scheduled for public hearing, but that is subject to change. BILL STATUS: Bill #SubjectPrime sponsorStatus GOAL position on bill 3SHB 1713Mental health/gunsCody (D-34)Passed House NEUTRALS. HumSer SHB 2410Felon gun registryHayes (R-10)Passed House SUPPORTS. L&J 2SHB 2793Suicide awareness and preventionOrwall (D-33)Passed House SUPPORTS. HumSer HB 2908Use of force by peace officers Ryu (D-32)Passed House OPPOSES. L&J HB 2913License suspension/child supportGregerson (D-33)Died H. Rules OPPOSE SSB 5036Penalizes criminal misuse of body armorO'Ban (R-28)Died S. Rules NEUTRAL SB 5500Allows retired LEOs to carry on school groundsRoach (R-31) Died S. Rules SUPPORT SB 5539Exempts LEO’s from three day waiting periodRoach (R-31)Died S. Rules SUPPORT SSB 5579Exempts licensed scty guards from b/g checks Dammeier (R-25)Died S. Rules SUPPORT SB 5615Exempts military members from b/g checksBenton (R-17) Died S. Rules SUPPORT SB 5658Reporting of mental health commitmentDansel (R-7)Died S. Rules NEUTRAL SB 5831Restoration of firearm rightsHoneyford (R-15)Died S. Rules SUPPORT SB 6015NRA license plateRoach (R-31).Died S. Rules SUPPORT SB 6158Firearm transfers at non-profit eventsDammeier (R-25)Died S. Rules SUPPORT SB 6165Clarifies possession of short barreled riflesTakko (D-19)Passed Senate SUPPORTH. Jud SB 6267CPL renewal noticeSchoesler (R-9)Passed Senate SUPPORTH. Jud Key to abbreviations:S. = Senate, H. = House, Jud = Judiciary, L&J = Law & Justice, HumSer = Human Services, Mental Health and Housing HEARINGS SCHEDULED: 22 FebSenate HumSerSenate Hearing Room “1”John A. Cherberg Bldg 10:00 a.m.HB 1713 23 FebSenate Law & JustSenate Hearing Room “1”John A. Cherberg Bldg 8:00 a.m.HB 2908 23 FebHouse JudiciaryHouse Hearing Room “A”John L. O’Brien Bldg 10:00 a.m.SB 6267 25 FebSenate HumSerSenate Hearing Room “1”John A. Cherberg Bldg 10:00 a.m.HB 2793 Tutorial on public testimony:http://leg.wa.gov/legislature/Pages/Testify.aspx LEGISLATIVE HOT LINE:You may reach your Representatives and Senator by calling the Legislative Hotline at 1-800-562-6000.Toll free!!!The hearing impaired may obtain TDD access at 1-800-635-9993.Also toll free!!! 1-800-562-6000TDD 1-800-635-9993 OTHER DATA:Copies of pending legislation (bills), legislative schedules and other information are available on the legislature's web site at "www.leg.wa.gov".Bills are available in Acrobat (.pdf) format.You may download a free version of Adobe Acrobat Reader from Adobe's web site (http://www.adobe.com).You may also obtain hard copy bills, initiatives, etc, in the mail from the Legislative Bill Room FREE OF CHARGE by calling 1-360-786-7573.Copies of bills may also be ordered toll free by calling the Legislative Hotline at (800) 562-6000.You may also hear floor and committee hearing action live at http://www.tvw.org/ (you need "RealAudio" to do this, available free at the TVW web site). By reading the House and Senate "bill reports" (hbr, sbr) for each bill, you can see how individual committee members voted.By reading the "roll call" for each bill, you can see how the entire House or Senate voted on any bill.The beauty of the web site is that ALL this information is available, on line, to any citizen. GET THE WORD OUT:If you want to subscribe to the GOAL Post by e-mail, send a message to "[email protected]" or to "[email protected].".Please pass GOAL Post on to anyone you believe may have an interest in protecting our rights.Better yet, make a couple of copies of this message, post it on your gun club’s bulletin board, and leave copies with your local gun shop(s).PERMISSION IS HEREBY GRANTED TO DUPLICATE OR REDISTRIBUTE GOAL POST PROVIDED IT IS REPRODUCED IN ITS ENTIRETY WITHOUT TEXTUAL MODIFICATION AND CREDIT IS GIVEN TO GOAL. I can be reached at "[email protected]" or by telephone at (425) 985-4867. Upcoming WAC gun show(s): Puyallup20-21 February Puyallup19-20 March For more information about WAC, see:https://washingtonarmscollectors.org/ "The right of the individual citizen to bear arms in defense of himself, or the state, shall not be impaired, but nothing in this section shall be construed as authorizing individuals or corporations to organize, maintain or employ an armed body of men." Article 1, Section 24 Constitution of the State of Washington Copyright 2016 Gun Owners Action League of WA [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] |
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GOAL Post 2016-7 Addendum20 February 2016
A few more bills were added to the public hearing list after I distributed GOAL Post 2016-7 yesterday.Now all six bills that passed out of their original chamber are scheduled for public hearings before next Friday’s policy committee deadline. I am repeating the entire hearing schedule below for ease of reading: 22 FebSenate HumSerSenate Hearing Room “1”John A. Cherberg Bldg 10:00 a.m.HB 1713 23 FebSenate Law & JustSenate Hearing Room “1”John A. Cherberg Bldg 8:00 a.m.HB 2908 23 FebHouse JudiciaryHouse Hearing Room “A”John L. O’Brien Bldg 10:00 a.m.SBs 6165 and 6267 24 FebSenate Law & JusticeSenate Hearing Room “1”John A. Cherberg Bldg 5:30 p.m.HB 2410 25 FebSenate HumSerSenate Hearing Room “1”John A. Cherberg Bldg 10:00 a.m.HB 2793 Tutorial on public testimony:http://leg.wa.gov/legislature/Pages/Testify.aspx |
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Legislative Update from Olympia26 February 2016 SECOND CHAMBER POLICY COMMITTEE CUT-OFF ALL BILLS UNDER CONSIDERATION SURVIVE GOAL POSITION ON HB 2908 CHANGES FROM OPPOSE TO NEUTRAL TWO CUT-OFF DATES NEXT WEEK TWO WEEKS LEFT IN SESSION The second chamber (House bills in the Senate, Senate bill sin the House) policy committee cut-off was today.All of the firearm-related bills we are tracking passed their respective committee. HBs 1713 and 2793 passed out of Senate Human Services and were sent to Senate Ways & Means for approval of funding.HBs 2410 and 2908 passed out of Senate Law & Justice and sent to Senate Rules for a floor vote.HB 2908 was amended to add pro-law enforcement organizations to the working group making recommendations on law enforcement use of deadly force.SB 6165 was amended in committee to clarify the language that assembling your own short-barreled rifle from separately purchased components is legal – provided you are using a legally registered (under the National Firearms Act) SBR receiver.Good clarification.SB 6267 passed to House Rules. HB 2908 was amended in the Senate Law & Justice Committee today.Our position has changed from “oppose” to “neutral” now that rank-and-file law enforcement officers will be given a voice in the working group.The recommendations of this working group could ultimately lead the legislature to change the rules regarding the use of lethal force by all citizens of Washington. Monday, 29 February is the second chamber fiscal committee cut-off.HBs 1713 and 2793 must pass Ways & Means Monday or die for the session.Friday, 4 March is the last day for bills to pass out of the second chamber, with the exception of those bills amended in the second chamber which must go back to the first chamber for a concurrence vote. Two weeks remain in the 2016 regular legislative session.The session must end by midnight on Wednesday, 10 March. BILL STATUS: Bill #SubjectPrime sponsorStatus GOAL position on bill 3SHB 1713Mental health/gunsCody (D-34)Passed S. HumSer NEUTRALTo S. W&M SHB 2410Felon gun registryHayes (R-10)Passed S. L&J SUPPORTTo S. Rules 2SHB 2793Suicide awareness and preventionOrwall (D-33)Passed S. HumSer SUPPORTTo S. W&M HB 2908Use of force by peace officersRyu (D-32)Passed S. L&J NEUTRALTo S. Rules SB 6165Clarifies possession of short barreled riflesTakko (D-19)Passed H. Jud SUPPORTTo H. Rules SB 6267CPL renewal noticeSchoesler (R-9)Passed H. Jud SUPPORTTo H. Rules Key to abbreviations:S. = Senate, H. = House, Jud = Judiciary, L&J = Law & Justice, HumSer = Human Services, Mental Health and Housing, W&M = Ways & Means HEARINGS SCHEDULED: 29 FebSenate W&MSenate Hearing Room “4”John A. Cherberg Bldg 1:30 p.m.Possibly on HBs 1713 and 2973 Tutorial on public testimony:http://leg.wa.gov/legislature/Pages/Testify.aspx LEGISLATIVE HOT LINE:You may reach your Representatives and Senator by calling the Legislative Hotline at 1-800-562-6000.Toll free!!!The hearing impaired may obtain TDD access at 1-800-635-9993.Also toll free!!! 1-800-562-6000TDD 1-800-635-9993 OTHER DATA:Copies of pending legislation (bills), legislative schedules and other information are available on the legislature's web site at "www.leg.wa.gov".Bills are available in Acrobat (.pdf) format.You may download a free version of Adobe Acrobat Reader from Adobe's web site (http://www.adobe.com).You may also obtain hard copy bills, initiatives, etc, in the mail from the Legislative Bill Room FREE OF CHARGE by calling 1-360-786-7573.Copies of bills may also be ordered toll free by calling the Legislative Hotline at (800) 562-6000.You may also hear floor and committee hearing action live at http://www.tvw.org/ (you need "RealAudio" to do this, available free at the TVW web site). By reading the House and Senate "bill reports" (hbr, sbr) for each bill, you can see how individual committee members voted.By reading the "roll call" for each bill, you can see how the entire House or Senate voted on any bill.The beauty of the web site is that ALL this information is available, on line, to any citizen. GET THE WORD OUT:If you want to subscribe to the GOAL Post by e-mail, send a message to "[email protected]" or to "[email protected].".Please pass GOAL Post on to anyone you believe may have an interest in protecting our rights.Better yet, make a couple of copies of this message, post it on your gun club’s bulletin board, and leave copies with your local gun shop(s).PERMISSION IS HEREBY GRANTED TO DUPLICATE OR REDISTRIBUTE GOAL POST PROVIDED IT IS REPRODUCED IN ITS ENTIRETY WITHOUT TEXTUAL MODIFICATION AND CREDIT IS GIVEN TO GOAL. I can be reached at "[email protected]" or by telephone at (425) 985-4867. 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GOAL Post2016-9 Legislative Update from Olympia4 March 2016 SECOND CHAMBER CUT-OFF PASSES ONE WEEK LEFT IN SESSION SPECIAL SESSION POSSIBILITY Today was (theoretically) the last day to pass bills out of their second chamber (House bills out of the Senate, Senate bills out of the House).HB 1713 appears to have died awaiting a floor vote in the Senate.HB 2410 passed by Senate, sent to the governor.HB 2793 was amended and passed by the Senate, so it has to go back to the House for them to concur in the amendment.HB 2908 was also amended and passed by Senate, so it, too, goes back to House for concurrence.SB 6165 was amended in the House and passed, so it heads back to the Senate for a concurrence vote.SB 6267 appears to have died awaiting a floor vote in the House. The 2016 regular session comes to an end next Thursday, March 10^th .The bills that were sent back for concurrence must be voted on by the Senate or House before being sent to the governor.Bills can still die as the clock runs out. The principal focus of the second (short) session of the biennium is passage of the supplemental budget.If that fails to pass in the coming week, a special session will be called. BILL STATUS: Bill #SubjectPrime sponsorStatus GOAL position on bill 3SHB 1713Mental health/gunsCody (D-34)Died S. Rules NEUTRAL SHB 2410Felon gun registryHayes (R-10)Passed Senate SUPPORTTo Governor 2SHB 2793Suicide awareness and preventionOrwall (D-33)Passed Senate SUPPORTTo House concur HB 2908Use of force by peace officersRyu (D-32)Passed Senate NEUTRALTo House concur SB 6165Clarifies possession of short barreled riflesTakko (D-19)Passed House SUPPORTTo Senate concur SB 6267CPL renewal noticeSchoesler (R-9)Died Senate Rules SUPPORT Key to abbreviations:S. = Senate, H. = House, Jud = Judiciary, L&J = Law & Justice, W&M = Ways & Means HEARINGS SCHEDULED: None LEGISLATIVE HOT LINE:You may reach your Representatives and Senator by calling the Legislative Hotline at 1-800-562-6000.Toll free!!!The hearing impaired may obtain TDD access at 1-800-635-9993.Also toll free!!! 1-800-562-6000TDD 1-800-635-9993 OTHER DATA:Copies of pending legislation (bills), legislative schedules and other information are available on the legislature's web site at "www.leg.wa.gov".Bills are available in Acrobat (.pdf) format.You may download a free version of Adobe Acrobat Reader from Adobe's web site (http://www.adobe.com).You may also obtain hard copy bills, initiatives, etc, in the mail from the Legislative Bill Room FREE OF CHARGE by calling 1-360-786-7573.Copies of bills may also be ordered toll free by calling the Legislative Hotline at (800) 562-6000.You may also hear floor and committee hearing action live at http://www.tvw.org/ (you need "RealAudio" to do this, available free at the TVW web site). By reading the House and Senate "bill reports" (hbr, sbr) for each bill, you can see how individual committee members voted.By reading the "roll call" for each bill, you can see how the entire House or Senate voted on any bill.The beauty of the web site is that ALL this information is available, on line, to any citizen. GET THE WORD OUT:If you want to subscribe to the GOAL Post by e-mail, send a message to "[email protected]" or to "[email protected].".Please pass GOAL Post on to anyone you believe may have an interest in protecting our rights.Better yet, make a couple of copies of this message, post it on your gun club’s bulletin board, and leave copies with your local gun shop(s).PERMISSION IS HEREBY GRANTED TO DUPLICATE OR REDISTRIBUTE GOAL POST PROVIDED IT IS REPRODUCED IN ITS ENTIRETY WITHOUT TEXTUAL MODIFICATION AND CREDIT IS GIVEN TO GOAL. I can be reached at "[email protected]" or by telephone at (425) 985-4867. Upcoming WAC gun show(s): Puyallup19-20 March Monroe2-3 April For more information about WAC, see:https://washingtonarmscollectors.org/ "The right of the individual citizen to bear arms in defense of himself, or the state, shall not be impaired, but nothing in this section shall be construed as authorizing individuals or corporations to organize, maintain or employ an armed body of men." Article 1, Section 24 Constitution of the State of Washington Copyright 2016 Gun Owners Action League of WA |
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GOAL Post2016-10 Legislative Update from Olympia11 March 2016 SESSION ENDS… SORT OF FOUR GUN BILLS PASS SPECIAL SESSION CALLED IMMEDIATELY GOVERNOR ARBITRARILY VETOES BILLS GOAL POST WILL CONTINUE THROUGH SPECIAL SESSION Per the state constitution, the legislative session in the second year of the biennium (two year cycle) is limited to 60 days.Yesterday was Day 60, however…The legislature failed to agree on a supplemental budget, so Governor Inslee called an immediate special session.They’re still in Olympia! In the end, only four gun bills passed the legislature, out of 69 filed over the biennium.The four now sit on the governor’s desk awaiting his action:sign into law, veto, or take no action and allow to become law without his signature. The four are HBs 2410, 2793 and 2908, and 6165.2410 and 2908 are more "cop” bills, but with potential to spill over onto law-abiding gun owners, especially 2908.The "task force” formed by HB 2908 to review law enforcement use of force may recommend tightening existing law.While the legislature acknowledges that citizens’ authority for legal use of force is broader than that given to law enforcement officers, if they tighten one end, they may go after all.Washington has among the most liberal (in the true, "liberal” sense) use of force laws in the country.Let’s keep it that way. The House and Senate failed to agree on a supplemental operating budget.Once again, the Republican Senate passed a balanced budget, but the Democrat House wants more programs, and more of YOUR money to run them.This is the sixth year out of seven when a special session had to be called to finish the work. On Tuesday, Governor Inslee threatened to veto bills sent to him until/unless the legislature reached agreement on a supplemental budget.Thursday night, he carried through with the threat, vetoing 37 bills in what one Senator called a "temper tantrum.”Maybe if the governor would discipline his party, we wouldn’t need special sessions.Jay Inslee is the one who promised "no new taxes” when he was running for governor. (Wasn’t Texas Governor Rick Perry slapped with a felony indictment for threatening the something similar two years ago?Politically-motivated vetoes?The indictment was eventually dismissed, but not before it put a damper on Perry’s presidential aspirations.) In any event, GOAL Post will continue to be published through the special session. BILL STATUS: Bill #SubjectPrime sponsorStatus GOAL position on bill 3SHB 1713Mental health/gunsCody (D-34)Died S. Rules NEUTRAL SHB 2410Felon gun registryHayes (R-10)To governor SUPPORT 2SHB 2793Suicide awareness and preventionOrwall (D-33)To governor SUPPORT HB 2908Use of force by peace officersRyu (D-32)To governor NEUTRAL SB 6165Clarifies possession of short barreled riflesTakko (D-19)To governor SUPPORT SB 6267CPL renewal noticeSchoesler (R-9)Died House Rules SUPPORT Key to abbreviations:S. = Senate, H. = House, Jud = Judiciary, L&J = Law & Justice, W&M = Ways & Means HEARINGS SCHEDULED: None LEGISLATIVE HOT LINE:You may reach your Representatives and Senator by calling the Legislative Hotline at 1-800-562-6000.Toll free!!!The hearing impaired may obtain TDD access at 1-800-635-9993.Also toll free!!! 1-800-562-6000TDD 1-800-635-9993 OTHER DATA:Copies of pending legislation (bills), legislative schedules and other information are available on the legislature's web site at "www.leg.wa.gov".Bills are available in Acrobat (.pdf) format.You may download a free version of Adobe Acrobat Reader from Adobe's web site (http://www.adobe.com).You may also obtain hard copy bills, initiatives, etc, in the mail from the Legislative Bill Room FREE OF CHARGE by calling 1-360-786-7573.Copies of bills may also be ordered toll free by calling the Legislative Hotline at (800) 562-6000.You may also hear floor and committee hearing action live at http://www.tvw.org/ (you need "RealAudio" to do this, available free at the TVW web site). By reading the House and Senate "bill reports" (hbr, sbr) for each bill, you can see how individual committee members voted.By reading the "roll call" for each bill, you can see how the entire House or Senate voted on any bill.The beauty of the web site is that ALL this information is available, on line, to any citizen. GET THE WORD OUT:If you want to subscribe to the GOAL Post by e-mail, send a message to "[email protected]" or to "[email protected].".Please pass GOAL Post on to anyone you believe may have an interest in protecting our rights.Better yet, make a couple of copies of this message, post it on your gun club’s bulletin board, and leave copies with your local gun shop(s).PERMISSION IS HEREBY GRANTED TO DUPLICATE OR REDISTRIBUTE GOAL POST PROVIDED IT IS REPRODUCED IN ITS ENTIRETY WITHOUT TEXTUAL MODIFICATION AND CREDIT IS GIVEN TO GOAL. I can be reached at "[email protected]" or by telephone at (425) 985-4867. Upcoming WAC gun show(s): Puyallup19-20 March Monroe2-3 April For more information about WAC, see:https://washingtonarmscollectors.org/ "The right of the individual citizen to bear arms in defense of himself, or the state, shall not be impaired, but nothing in this section shall be construed as authorizing individuals or corporations to organize, maintain or employ an armed body of men." Article 1, Section 24 Constitution of the State of Washington Copyright 2016 Gun Owners Action League of WA |
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GOAL Post2016-11
Legislative Update from Olympia18 March 2016 FOUR BILLS STILL SIT ON GOVERNOR’S DESK BUDGET IMPASSE CONTINUES The four firearm-related bills passed by the legislature still sit on the governor’s desk awaiting his action: sign into law, veto/partial veto, or allow to become law without his signature. House and Senate budget conferees have been working inside that traditional smoke-filled back room, but so far without results acceptable to both sides.Last year it took three special sessions!The hang-up appears to be on raises for school teachers – and how to pay for the raises. BILL STATUS: Bill #SubjectPrime sponsorStatus GOAL position on bill SHB 2410Felon gun registryHayes (R-10)To governor SUPPORT 2SHB 2793Suicide awareness and preventionOrwall (D-33)To governor SUPPORT HB 2908Use of force by peace officersRyu (D-32)To governor NEUTRAL SB 6165Clarifies possession of short barreled riflesTakko (D-19)To governor SUPPORT Key to abbreviations:S. = Senate, H. = House, Jud = Judiciary, L&J = Law & Justice, W&M = Ways & Means HEARINGS SCHEDULED: None LEGISLATIVE HOT LINE:You may reach your Representatives and Senator by calling the Legislative Hotline at 1-800-562-6000.Toll free!!!The hearing impaired may obtain TDD access at 1-800-635-9993.Also toll free!!! 1-800-562-6000TDD 1-800-635-9993 OTHER DATA:Copies of pending legislation (bills), legislative schedules and other information are available on the legislature's web site at "www.leg.wa.gov".Bills are available in Acrobat (.pdf) format.You may download a free version of Adobe Acrobat Reader from Adobe's web site (http://www.adobe.com).You may also obtain hard copy bills, initiatives, etc, in the mail from the Legislative Bill Room FREE OF CHARGE by calling 1-360-786-7573.Copies of bills may also be ordered toll free by calling the Legislative Hotline at (800) 562-6000.You may also hear floor and committee hearing action live at http://www.tvw.org/ (you need "RealAudio" to do this, available free at the TVW web site). By reading the House and Senate "bill reports" (hbr, sbr) for each bill, you can see how individual committee members voted.By reading the "roll call" for each bill, you can see how the entire House or Senate voted on any bill.The beauty of the web site is that ALL this information is available, on line, to any citizen. GET THE WORD OUT:If you want to subscribe to the GOAL Post by e-mail, send a message to "[email protected]" or to "[email protected].".Please pass GOAL Post on to anyone you believe may have an interest in protecting our rights.Better yet, make a couple of copies of this message, post it on your gun club’s bulletin board, and leave copies with your local gun shop(s).PERMISSION IS HEREBY GRANTED TO DUPLICATE OR REDISTRIBUTE GOAL POST PROVIDED IT IS REPRODUCED IN ITS ENTIRETY WITHOUT TEXTUAL MODIFICATION AND CREDIT IS GIVEN TO GOAL. I can be reached at "[email protected]" or by telephone at (425) 985-4867. Upcoming WAC gun show(s): Puyallup19-20 March Monroe2-3 April For more information about WAC, see:https://washingtonarmscollectors.org/ "The right of the individual citizen to bear arms in defense of himself, or the state, shall not be impaired, but nothing in this section shall be construed as authorizing individuals or corporations to organize, maintain or employ an armed body of men." Article 1, Section 24 Constitution of the State of Washington Copyright 2016 Gun Owners Action League of WA [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] ------------------------------------ Posted by: GOAL WA <[email protected]> ------------------------------------ |
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GOAL Post 2016-12
Legislative Update from Olympia25 March 2016 GOVERNOR STILL NOT SIGNING BILLS NO BUDGET DEAL GOING INTO THIRD WEEK Governor Inslee had a bill signing ceremony scheduled for today, Friday.Of 25 bills on the list, the governor signed 16 into law and vetoed nine.The governor has 20 days from the end of the session, excluding Sundays, to take action on bills passed during the session.None of the four bills we are following were on the current list. The third week of the 30-day special session began yesterday.Still no budget agreement.Next attempt, next Monday (day 19 of the special session). BILL STATUS: Bill #SubjectPrime sponsorStatus GOAL position on bill SHB 2410Felon gun registryHayes (R-10)To governor SUPPORT 2SHB 2793Suicide awareness and preventionOrwall (D-33)To governor SUPPORT HB 2908Use of force by peace officersRyu (D-32)To governor NEUTRAL SB 6165Clarifies possession of short barreled riflesTakko (D-19)To governor SUPPORT Key to abbreviations:S. = Senate, H. = House, Jud = Judiciary, L&J = Law & Justice, W&M = Ways & Means HEARINGS SCHEDULED: None LEGISLATIVE HOT LINE:You may reach your Representatives and Senator by calling the Legislative Hotline at 1-800-562-6000.Toll free!!!The hearing impaired may obtain TDD access at 1-800-635-9993.Also toll free!!! 1-800-562-6000TDD 1-800-635-9993 OTHER DATA:Copies of pending legislation (bills), legislative schedules and other information are available on the legislature's web site at "www.leg.wa.gov".Bills are available in Acrobat (.pdf) format.You may download a free version of Adobe Acrobat Reader from Adobe's web site (http://www.adobe.com). You may also obtain hard copy bills, initiatives, etc, in the mail from the Legislative Bill Room FREE OF CHARGE by calling 1-360-786-7573.Copies of bills may also be ordered toll free by calling the Legislative Hotline at (800) 562-6000.You may also hear floor and committee hearing action live at http://www.tvw.org/ (you need "RealAudio" to do this, available free at the TVW web site). By reading the House and Senate "bill reports" (hbr, sbr) for each bill, you can see how individual committee members voted.By reading the "roll call" for each bill, you can see how the entire House or Senate voted on any bill.The beauty of the web site is that ALL this information is available, on line, to any citizen. GET THE WORD OUT:If you want to subscribe to the GOAL Post by e-mail, send a message to "[email protected]" or to "[email protected].".Please pass GOAL Post on to anyone you believe may have an interest in protecting our rights.Better yet, make a couple of copies of this message, post it on your gun club’s bulletin board, and leave copies with your local gun shop(s).PERMISSION IS HEREBY GRANTED TO DUPLICATE OR REDISTRIBUTE GOAL POST PROVIDED IT IS REPRODUCED IN ITS ENTIRETY WITHOUT TEXTUAL MODIFICATION AND CREDIT IS GIVEN TO GOAL. I can be reached at "[email protected]" or by telephone at (425) 985-4867. Upcoming WAC gun show(s): Monroe2-3 April Puyallup23-24 April For more information about WAC, see:https://washingtonarmscollectors.org/ "The right of the individual citizen to bear arms in defense of himself, or the state, shall not be impaired, but nothing in this section shall be construed as authorizing individuals or corporations to organize, maintain or employ an armed body of men." Article 1, Section 24 Constitution of the State of Washington Copyright 2016 Gun Owners Action League of WA [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] ------------------------------------ Posted by: GOAL WA <[email protected]> |
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