Carry to/at work question

[03mustgt]

I have heard recently from a few friends of mine that some new legislation has passed and that it is illegal for a place of employment to ban a person from keeping a legal firearm locked in their car while at work? I usually leave mine in my car anyways, but it would be nice to know if this is true.

 

[rkba_net]

The bill died...

 

[Kirk Freeman]

Legislative proposals are not laws. Laws are not passed by fat clerks waking up from their slumber and typing up new laws for the books.

YouTube - Schoolhouse Rock- How a Bill Becomes a Law

 

[ATM]

https://www.indianagunowners.com/forums/politics_laws_and_2nd_amendment/28577-senate_bill_11_coming_up_on_committee_deadline-11.html

SB0011 passed the Senate but was killed in House subcommittee without a chance for a vote.

Thank you Pat Bauer.

 

[03mustgt]

Legislative proposals are not laws. Laws are not passed by fat clerks waking up from their slumber and typing up new laws for the books.

YouTube - Schoolhouse Rock- How a Bill Becomes a Law

Thanks for not answering my question.

 

[Archaic_Entity]

He kind of did, just not with some many words.

Allow me to elaborate: It was a bill that was proposed. It was never made a law, however. The Senate passed the bill, meaning the House had to receive their version, see if they agreed with it, and then vote on it. However, it did not even get to make it that far in the House. It got swallowed in committee, I believe, and therefore didn't even make it to voting.

That's why he sent the link, it's a good video. Explains the process, and you can see exactly where the bill died in the legislative process.

Kirk is just mad, and rightfully so, excuse his lack of many words.

 

[tenring]

Just like your "right" to hunt and fish, his name again is Pat Bauer!

 

[JcJ]

Nice rug, fat slug.

 

[FPDDURAMAX]

they never pass anything that helps the legal people!!!

 

[Kirk Freeman]

Thanks for not answering my question

Sorry, 03. The proposed statute did not pass the General Assembly and thus was not presented to Mitch to sign into law.

Redouble our efforts next year!