An Act relative to live fire training requirements
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- Introduced
- Passed House
- Passed Senate
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This bill addresses live fire training requirements. It mandates that certain entities, likely related to public safety and homeland security, establish and maintain training programs. The bill aims to ensure that personnel involved in these areas receive appropriate and consistent training in the use of firearms and related equipment. A hearing is scheduled to gather information and assess the need for these requirements.
Key provisions
- Requires entities involved in public safety and homeland security to establish live fire training programs.
- Mandates consistent training standards for personnel utilizing firearms.
- A hearing is scheduled to examine the current state of live fire training.
- The bill is linked to a study order (H5322) regarding similar training initiatives.
Who is affected
- Public Safety Personnel
- Homeland Security Agencies
- Local Government Entities (potentially)
- Training Organizations (likely)
Notable changes
- The bill seeks to standardize live fire training practices.
- It builds upon previous attempts to establish a commission on live-fire training (S.1624 and S.1566).
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Sponsors
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3 on record
Primary sponsor
Kenneth P. Sweezey
Cosponsors
Kenneth P. Sweezey
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