HB 3693
Repeals the requirement to secure firearms in specified circumstances.
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Bill overview
This bill repeals several laws related to firearm security requirements in Oregon. Specifically, it removes the need to secure firearms in certain circumstances, including prior to transfer and reporting loss or theft. It also eliminates restrictions on concealed handgun licensees in specific locations like the Capitol and school grounds, reduces fees for concealed handgun licenses, and modifies provisions regarding court facilities and firearm possession.
Key provisions
- Repeals the requirement to secure firearms in specified circumstances.
- Repeals the requirement to report the loss or theft of a firearm.
- Repeals provisions limiting concealed handgun licensees in certain public buildings.
- Reduces fees payable to the county sheriff for concealed handgun licenses.
- Amends ORS 166.360 to define ‘Capitol building’ and related terms.
- Modifies provisions regarding firearm possession in court facilities.
- Addresses affirmative defenses related to firearm possession in airports.
- Clarifies requirements for concealed handgun license applicants.
Who is affected
- Gun Owners
- Law Enforcement
- County Sheriffs
- Oregon Residents
- State Government
Notable changes
- Eliminates requirements for firearm security measures.
- Reduces fees associated with concealed handgun licenses.
- Modifies restrictions on firearm possession in public buildings, including the Capitol and school grounds.
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Primary sponsor
E. Werner Reschke
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