Weapons: concealed; concealed pistols in state capitol; allow. Amends sec. 6 of 2013 PA 240 (MCL 4.1946).
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- Passed Senate
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- To Governor
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Overview
This bill modifies the Michigan State Capitol Historic Site Act to allow individuals with concealed pistol licenses to carry handguns within the State Capitol building. It clarifies that the commission overseeing the Capitol does not have authority over internal space allocation decisions within the building. The bill also requires licensed individuals carrying concealed pistols to present their licenses to Capitol security officers or legislative staff upon request.
Key provisions
- Allows concealed pistol license holders to carry handguns in the State Capitol building.
- Clarifies the commission’s lack of control over Senate and House space allocation.
- Requires licensed individuals to present their concealed pistol licenses to Capitol security or legislative staff.
Who is affected
- Individuals with concealed pistol licenses
- Members of the Senate and House of Representatives
- Capitol security officers
- The Michigan State Capitol Historic Site Commission
Notable changes
- Expands the existing allowance for concealed carry within the State Capitol building.
- Reinforces the independence of the Senate and House of Representatives in managing Capitol space.
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