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Summary
The bill makes courts order respondents to give up all firearms, ammunition, and related permits when a civil no‑contact order is issued, and it creates a new process (IRPO) for law‑enforcement or qualified professionals to seek a temporary gun‑restriction order when someone is deemed a danger. It also adds protections for petitioners’ addresses and funds the development of forms and an electronic tracking system. The goal is to prevent gun‑related harm while preserving due‑process rights.
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