Assembly Public Safety to Vote on Partial Repeal of SB 707 Tuesday

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Firearms Policy Coalition
Firearms Policy Coalition

Roseville, CA -(AmmoLand.com)- Tuesday, the Assembly Public Safety Committee will be taking up AB 2340, authored by Assembly member James Gallagher (R-Nicolaus), which will allow someone with a concealed carry permit AND a domestic violence restraining order to carry a firearm on school grounds.

This bill tackles one of the issues raised with last year’s SB 707, which passed on a largely partisan vote in the Assembly, with the exception of Republican Assembly members Eric Linder and Catherine Baker who voted in favor of stripping away the rights of victims of domestic violence and stalking, among others.

While FPC supports the full repeal of the law, we cannot argue that victims of domestic violence who hold a carry permit should be denied their right to protect themselves.

Please help us fight to get this commonsense measure into law.

HOW TO FIGHT:

1. Sign the petition supporting AB 2340

2. TWEET Asm. Gallagher @J_GallagherAD3 and thank him for the bill

3. CALL the Assembly members listed below — ask them to “vote YES on AB 2340”

4. Forward this email along and help us get the word out — time is of the essence

SIGN THE PETITION HERE

BILL DETAILS:

  • AUTHOR: Asm. James Gallagher (R-Nicolaus).
  • WHAT IT DOES: AB 2340 allows someone with a concealed carry permit AND a domestic violence restraining order to carry a firearm on school grounds.
  • LOCATION: Assembly Public Safety Committee.
  • STATUS: AB 2340 will be voted on next Tuesday, March 29th. If passed, it will head to the Assembly Floor.

TWEET THE AUTHOR AND THANK HIM FOR THE BILL!

  • Asm. James Gallagher – @J_GallagherAD3

CALL THESE ASSEMBLY MEMBERS NOW!

It takes less than 3 minutes to help us fight this bill. Call every one of these Assembly members and ask them to “vote yes on AB 2340.”

About the Firearms Policy Coalition:

Firearms Policy Coalition is a grassroots 501(c)4 nonprofit public benefit organization. FPC’s mission is to protect and defend the Constitution of the United States, especially the fundamental, individual Second Amendment right to keep and bear arms.

For more information, visit: www.firearmspolicy.org.