Public and extending retention requirements for certain firearm permit data classification
Comm report: To pass and re-referred to Finance
Summary
The bill classifies data on firearm purchases, transfers and permit applications as private, while requiring that information about revoked, suspended or voided permits be public, especially when the holder dies by suicide or police force. It also orders sheriffs to delete records of non‑current permit holders each year, but to keep certain denial, revocation, voidance or death records for six years. The changes aim to balance privacy with public safety transparency.
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