Grant civil immunity-injury, death, loss from carrying handguns

Sponsors

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Primary Sponsors

Tim Schaffer

District	20
Party	Republican
Chamber	Senate

Co-Sponsors

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Status Changes

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House	Senate	Governor
Introduced May 05 2020 Referred to committee May 12 2020 Reported Nov 18 2020 Vote Result Favorable Passage Informally passed Nov 19 2020 Informally passed Dec 02 2020 Informally passed Dec 08 2020 Informally passed Dec 17 2020 Passed - Amended Dec 17 2020	Introduced Jul 11 2019 Referred to committee Jul 17 2019 Reported - Amended Nov 13 2019 Vote Result Favorable Passage Passed Dec 11 2019 Vote Result Passed Concurred in House amendments Dec 18 2020 Vote Result Passed	Sent To The Governor Dec 23 2020 Signed By The Governor Jan 04 2021 Effective Apr 06 2021

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