CGSSA CALIFORNIA Legislation Tracking - Stay up to date!
Quick Introduction: This thread is for keeping track of the various anti-gun bills working its way through the California legislature. This will be a living, breathing post that will get revised frequently with the most recent amendments and actions taken by our legislators, as well as vetoes by Governor Brown.
As of 10/11, all of the pending anti-civil rights bills that we have been tracking have been signed or vetoed by Governor Brown. Now comes the arduous task of figuring out what, exactly, we need to do going forward. For now, in a rare display of common sense, it seems like most of the worst were vetoed. Go to http://gov.ca.gov/s_pressreleases.php to check which of these bills have been signed by the Governor. -------------------------------------------------------------------------- BILLS SIGNED BY GOVERNOR BROWN (These bills will be chaptered and become law) AB-48 (Skinner): Bans magazine rebuild kits (including individual parts). Status: 10/11 - Signed by Governor. AB-170 (Bradford): Redefines "person" for Assault Weapons permits. Status: 10/11 - Signed by Governor. AB-231 (Ting): Criminal liability when child accesses firearm in your home without permission, or a prohibited person accesses firearm in your home. Status: 10/11 - Signed by Governor. AB-500 (Ammianno): Extends time period for background checks, secure storage requirements when living with prohibited person. Status: 10/11 - Signed by Governor. AB-711 (Rendon): Lead ammo ban. Status: 10/11 - Signed by Governor - Signing message. SB-363 (Wright): Criminalizes storage of a handgun where the owner should have known a prohibited person would access it. Exempts Federal Law Enforcement Officers from the "not unsafe handgun" roster restrictions. Status: 10/11 - Signed by Governor. SB-683 (Block): Requires firearms safety certificate for purchasing any firearm. Status: 10/11 - Signed by Governor. -------------------------------------------------------------------------- BILLS VETOED BY GOVERNOR BROWN AB-169 (Dickinson): Bans transfer of handguns not on the "not unsafe handgun" roster. Status: 10/11 - Vetoed by Governor - Veto message. AB-180 (Bonta): Additional firearms restrictions in Oakland. Status: 10/11 - Vetoed by Governor - Veto message. SB-299 (DeSaulnier): Mandatory loss reporting of firearms within 7 days. Status: 10/11 - Vetoed by Governor - Veto message. SB-374 (Steinberg): Bans all semiautomatic rifles that does not have a fixed magazine, forced registration of rifles already owned. Status: 10/11 - Vetoed by Governor - Veto message. SB-475 (Leno): Eliminates gun shows at Cow Palace. Status: 10/11 - Vetoed by Governor - Veto message. SB-567 (Jackson): Expands definition of shotgun to include rifled barrels and those not designed to be fired from the shoulder. Status: 10/11 - Vetoed by Governor - Veto message. SB-755 (Wolk) Expands definition of prohibited persons. Status: 10/11 - Vetoed by Governor - Veto message. -------------------------------------------------------------------------- ASSEMBLY BILLS No pending Assembly bills in the legislature. -------------------------------------------------------------------------- SENATE BILLS No pending Senate bills in the legislature. -------------------------------------------------------------------------- Dead for current session (Gun Rights Temporary Victories): SB-47 (Yee): Bans Bullet Buttons. Status: 8/30 Assembly - Hearing postponed by committee. (Presumably dead for session) SB-53 (de Leon): Requires ammo purchase "authorizations" recorded in a separate state database, requires all ammunition transactions to go through state-licensed ammunition vendors (including Internet purchases), records details of all ammunition purchases. Status: 9/11 Senate - Joint Rule 62(a) file notice suspended. SB-108 (Yee): Commissioning a study to determine effective safe storage measures. Status: 8/15 Assembly - Joint Rule 62(a) file notice suspended. (Presumably dead for session) SB-293 (DeSaulnier): Bans conventional handguns without owner authorization/"smart" gun technology. Status: 8/14 Assembly - Set, first hearing. Referred to APPR. suspense file. (Presumably dead for session) SB-396 (Hancock): Ban and confiscation of magazines that are or was at one time capable of holding more than ten rounds (including 10/30 magazines). Status: 9/11 Assembly - Read third time. Refuse passage. Motion to reconsider made by Assembly Member Rendon. -------------------------------------------------------------------------- To understand more of how the California legislative process works, read this: How Things Work in **California** - Bills, Laws, Legislators tl;dr version, graphically illustrated: - how an assembly bill (AB) becomes law: http://i.imgur.com/NOs3hRS.gif - how a senate bill (SB) becomes law: http://i.imgur.com/KJgTv94.gif Most of the pending anti-gun bills revise the Penal Code, so the the committee (in both the Senate and the Assembly) that gets the first crack at it is Public Safety. (Some, like AB-711, were considered by the Natural Resources and Water committee, and the Assembly equivalent because they revise the Fish and Game Code) All of these bills have a fiscal impact or involve a local program, so they are then voted on by the Appropriations committee. Then, the floor votes on the bill. (As a side note, we are in step 7 with all of these bills because they are awaiting (or will be awaiting shortly) the Governor's veto or signature.) The next major deadline is October 13. Governor Jerry Brown has until this deadline to sign or veto the passed bills. If he takes no action, then the bill becomes the law. Please write, e-mail, fax, and/or call Governor Brown to VETO each and every one of these bills. (You can use the webpage linked in my signature for the e-mail form). |
Thanks for the write up OP. The more exposure the better.
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Nice. Thank you.
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6/11 Updates - AB-169 and AB-170 passed by Senate Public Safety Committee, AB-711 passed by Senate Natural Resources & Water Committee. All three bills referred to Senate Appropriations Committee.
Contact all of the Senate Appropriations Committee members to urge them to vote against these measures as being too costly to Californians! |
keep vigilant, once the heat dies down, they'll start passing all these bills.
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Thanks!
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Thanks for this thread, OP.
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lucky number 13.....we're all f^cked.
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The link to AB711 sends me to AB500. Just a heads up.
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This is great for keeping your family and friends informed. Make it as simple as possible for them to call and speak on the bills. Thank you.
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Did 711 and 169 pass appropriations today?
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they are all evils, but sb-374, sb-47, sb-396, sb-53, ab-48 are the worst...
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Thanks OP! Great job.
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Need to get these jokers out of here and take our state back!!
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6/24/13 Updates:
AB-169 amended AB-170 to second reading AB-48 amended AB-711 to Appropriations suspense file |
Thumbs up to the OP for posting the status of all these bills :thumbsup:
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Great post and thanks. These bills reaffirms this state is turning into crap.
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Thanks for the post. I sent in my letter now all I can do is hope for the best.
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Need to vote these fools out 2014 and take our state back. Need to send these fools out of here and they can go back to Illinois or new York and leave us alone!!.People need to wake the f^%& up and see what these fools are doing to us and our state!!
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Kindly updated by Mattsn0w, who's listening to the live stream:
http://www.calguns.net/calgunforum/s...d.php?t=783435 I'll post up the updates once it becomes official on the leginfo site later tonight. So far, it looks like these passed out of the assembly public safety committee: SB 53 (Ammunition purchase "authorizations") SB 127 (Mental disabilities) SB 293 (Owner authorized handguns) More to come... please see above thread for immediate updates. |
Gun owners in cali got to stay in cali and fight the good fight
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Thanks for the thread, SamsDX. Been looking for something like this to show people. |
Thanks for the post SamsDX! Very informative and helpful in keeping track of all the crap the leftists are throwing at the wall to see what sticks.
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Since I'm at home with a sick little girl this weekend I thought I would look up and see where all these nasty bills are.
Senate Appropriations Com AB500, AB1131, AB231 AB169 and AB711 are being held in suspence here as well. Senate Public Safety Com AB48 Senate for 3rd reading AB170 and AB180 Assembly Appropriations Com SB53, SB293, SB299 Assembly Public Safety Com SB47, SB53, SB108, SB374, SB396, SB567, SB683 and SB755(up for reconsideration, this one may be a gut and amend like AB1131) Assembly 2nd reading SB363, SB475 Damn! There's a lot!:eek: If I am wrong on where these are please correct me. |
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Thanks OP, much easier to keep up to speed on what's going. Much appreciated
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OP updated with amendments to AB-48, which simplifies it to two main actions:
1. Ban standard capacity magazine re-build kits (including individual parts that could "convert" an existing <=10 round magazine into a >10 round magazine. 2. Reporting of purchases of 3,000 rounds or more of ammunition within 5 days to local law enforcement. |
Thank you for the updates i do appreciate them greatly!
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Senate bills 47,53,374 and 396,567, 683, &755
Could someone give me a update as to pass,not going to pass on each of these bills?
I believe 396 has passed and if you wanna get rid of your hi cap mags-. the great of CA> will let you sell the problem to a FFL.?_! thanks,Antiques2:oji: |
This thread will tell you if any of those pass. It won't be for a number of weeks in any case.
SB396 has NOT passed. If you read the first post in this thread you will see the STATUS of each bill accurately depicted. SB396 is still pending in the ASSEMBLY PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE. |
Hope all this crap get shot down.
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Thanks OP......excellent links and graphics!
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Thanks SamsDX for taking the time in posting and tracking the anti gun bills as they move through our California legislation . Keep up the good work !
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Seems I read that though in suspense, these can be taken out of suspense by 29 August and passed out of Committee. Then voted on the floor, last day for vote is 13 September. Is that correct? A few years back a number of us Calgunners were tuned in online listening to the session as it drew down, We were posting as things moved through. There was one bill that was brought to a vote several times, they tried so hard to get it passed and failed. They are only allowed to present a Bill once for a vote but it was presented several times against the rules. This sessionwas to close at midnight, it did not, it went long. Wife and I listened to all and went to bed about 1:30am. Anyone remember that? Have to go through the archives and dig it out. Anyway, the lesson here is that these guys will do ANYTHING to get there baby passed. Since these Bills have been suspended in Committee we need to keep and eye on them. Can we have a crowd at the last session on 30 August to witness? Vick |
Thanks for the constant updates SamsDX
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