Weapons: firearms; natural resources and environmental protection act; update references. Amends sec. 43510 of 1994 PA 451 (MCL 324.43510). TIE BAR WITH: SB 406'25
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Overview
This bill updates references within the Natural Resources and Environmental Protection Act. Specifically, it clarifies the restrictions on carrying firearms in areas frequented by wild animals. It allows individuals with a concealed pistol license or those authorized under certain circumstances to carry a loaded pistol, while also emphasizing that this does not permit taking or attempting to take wild animals.
Key provisions
- Clarifies restrictions on carrying firearms in areas with wild animals.
- Allows concealed pistol license holders to carry loaded pistols.
- Permits carrying a loaded pistol without a license under specific circumstances (e.g., certain criminal codes).
- Specifies that carrying a pistol does not authorize hunting or attempting to hunt wild animals.
Who is affected
- Individuals who hunt or engage in activities near wild animals.
- Concealed pistol license holders.
- Law enforcement and individuals authorized to carry firearms under specific legal provisions.
Notable changes
- Updates references within the Natural Resources and Environmental Protection Act.
- Expands the circumstances under which a loaded pistol can be carried.
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