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3/27/2023 8:57 PM

VIRGINIA CENTER FOR PUBLIC SAFETY

  2023 Virginia Firearms bills FINAL

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BILLS WE SUPPORT:

CHILD ACCESS PREVENTION

 BILL #

PATRON

DESCRIPTION

Signed

Amended

Vetoed

 

HB2387

Chapter 0220

Alfonso H. Lopez

Firearm safety device tax credit.

YES

 

OTHER MISC.

 BILL #

PATRON

DESCRIPTION

Signed

Amended

Vetoed

 

HB2032

HB2032H1

Jackie J. Glass

Compensating victims of crime; awards from Criminal Injuries Compensation Fund.

YES

 

BILLS WE OPPOSE:

 

 BILL #

PATRON

DESCRIPTION

Signed

Amended

Vetoed

 

HB1422

Chapter 0093

SB898

Chapter 0094

Carrie E. Coyner

Richard H. Stewart

Adds training by U SCCA (United States Concealed Carry Association) to prove competence with a handgun for obtaining a CHP.

YES

 

 

 

HB1691

HB1691S1

SB1099

SB1099ER

Karen S. Greenhalgh

Thomas K. Norment Jr.

School Resource Officer Grants Program and Fund.

YES

 

YES

 

 

 

 HB2298

R. Lee Ware

Carrying concealed weapons; exceptions; penalty.

YES

 

HB2449

Chapter 0279

Jason S. Ballard

Concealed handgun permits; Virginia Criminal Information Network; disclosure of information.

YES

 

HB2467

Chapter 0464

Chris S. Runion

Purchase of firearms; special identification without a photograph.

YES

 

BILLS TO WATCH:

BILL #

PATRON

DESCRIPTION

Signed

Amended

Vetoed

 

HB1478

Chapter

SB1207

Chapter

Jason S. Ballard

Ryan T. McDougle

Increases penalty for “gang related” crimes.

YES

YES

HB1916

Chapter

SB910

Chapter

Amanda E. Batten

Stephen B. Newman

Public institutions of higher education; threat assessment teams; powers and duties.

YES

YES

SB826

Chapter

John J. Bell

Creates a Campus Police Dept. for the Virginia School for the Deaf and Blind.

YES

 

SB1433

Chapter

Davis R. Suetterlein

Purchase of handguns or other weapons of certain officers; Department of State Police.

YES

 

SB1492

SB1492ER

Bill DeSteph

Carrying a firearm or explosive material within Capitol Square and the surrounding area; exceptions for State Police officers.

Amended

Capital Police added.

 

HOUSE BILLS

HOUSE BILLS

INTRODUCED

FAILED

PASSED

SENT TO GOV.

AMEND or

VETO

SIGNED

BILLS WE SUPPORT

20

18

2

2

2

BILLS WE OPPOSE

26

21

5

5

5

BILLS TO WATCH

7

5

2

2

2

TOTAL BILLS

53

44

9

9

 

9

SENATE BILLS

SENATE BILLS

INTRODUCED

FAILED

PASSED

SENT TO GOV.

AMEND or

VETO

SIGNED

BILLS WE SUPPORT

12

12

0

0

0

BILLS WE OPPOSE

7

5

2

2

2

BILLS TO WATCH

10

5

5

5

1

4

TOTAL BILLS

29

22

7

7

1

6

TOTALS

82

66

16

16

1

15