This amendment narrows the scope of gun-free zones by replacing broad references to 'governmental' and 'public' facilities with more limited 'state' and 'state-owned' designations, and eliminates provisions allowing permitted concealed carry in public schools and universities.
- Adds qualifier 'as specified' to the bill's title to clarify that gun-free zone repeal applies only to specific locations. (Page 1, line 2)
- Changes 'governmental entity' to 'state' to limit the scope of meetings where concealed weapons may be carried, narrowing from all governmental entities to state-level entities only. (Page 2, line 11)
- Adds condition 'when the meeting is held on state-owned property' to restrict where concealed weapons may be carried to legislative or committee meetings only on state-owned property. (Page 2, lines 14-15)
- Changes 'public building' to 'state-owned' to limit concealed carry to state-owned buildings rather than all public buildings. (Page 2, line 16)
- Deletes the enumerated list structure and removes subsection (i) designation, restructuring how exceptions are organized. (Page 2, line 22 through Page 3, lines 1-3)
- Eliminates the entire subsection (c) that previously allowed permitted concealed carry in public schools, public colleges, universities, and public athletic events on public property. (Page 3, lines 5-8)
- Changes 'governmental entity' to 'state' in the exception provision regarding prohibiting open carry at meetings. (Page 3, line 18)
- Changes 'governmental' to 'state' in the subsection regarding health and human services facilities. (Page 3, line 20)
- Modifies House standing committee amendment by replacing 'governmental' with 'state' and removing 'on a campus or' language. (Page 4, after line 16)
- Eliminates extended provisions regarding school employee training requirements, including initial and annual firearm training standards and instructor qualifications. (Page 5, lines 4-21)
- Deletes entire page of provisions regarding school district board waiver authority for training requirements. (Page 6)
- Removes opening lines regarding Section 3 reference. (Page 7, lines 1-4)
- Clarifies that Section 3 repeals only W.S. 6-8-104(t)(iv) and (v), removing references to subsections (vi), (ix), and (x) and eliminating repeal of 21-3-132. (Page 8, lines 9-10)
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