Certain firearm permit data classified as public and retention requirements extended.

Summary

The bill reclassifies data about firearm purchases and permit applications as private, but makes information about revoked, suspended, or voided permits public, and also public if the permit holder dies by suicide or police force. It requires sheriffs to delete records for people who are no longer permit holders each year, while keeping records of denied, revoked, voided, or death‑related cases for six years. The changes aim to balance privacy with public‑safety transparency.

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