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Hence, some lawmakers in the General Assembly want special privileges to pack heat of their own.
Specifically, they want members of the legislature who hold concealed carry permits to be able to bring those guns into areas where guns are otherwise prohibited, including the legislative chambers.
Calling gun violence in America a blemish on our character as a nation,â President Joe Biden announced six executive actions Thursday aimed at addressing the proliferation of what he says is an epidemic in the U.S.
A bill that would allow permit-holding lawmakers to carry guns into any state and federal government buildings, in establishments that serve alcohol and to parades and funerals, passed the House by a 69-45 vote on Wednesday. It now heads to the Senate for consideration.
by Nyamekye Daniel, The Center Square | May 13, 2021 08:00 PM Print this article
Elected officials would be allowed to carry a firearm in government buildings, courts and other restricted areas under a bill approved Wednesday by the North Carolina House.
Current law allows law enforcement officers and judges and district attorneys with a concealed carry permit to carry a firearm in public spaces.
House Bill 47 would allow permit-holding members of the General Assembly and other elected officials while acting in their official capacity to do the same.
Rep. Keith Kidwell, R-Beaufort, introduced the bill and said it was influenced by an incident he experienced while leaving the North Carolina state Capitol.
Elected officials could carry concealed guns inside NC legislature if bill becomes law Will Doran, The News & Observer (Raleigh, N.C.)
May 13 RALEIGH North Carolina lawmakers voted Wednesday to allow any elected official to carry concealed weapons inside the General Assembly, including themselves.
But a different gun rights bill, House Bill 200, failed to pass. It would have allowed people to get permanent concealed-carry permits instead of needing to reapply regularly. The bill had been planned for a vote but was removed from the calendar at the last minute Wednesday, which likely killed the bill s chances this year.
Wednesday s votes were the last before the crossover deadline, when most bills have to pass at least one chamber at the legislature to have a chance for the rest of the session.
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