HB 3354 - Open Carry

[tRidiot]

Many probably added their vote the 2nd time for political pandering knowing it made no difference and casting a 2nd nay vote could hurt their political standings.

So they can claim they voted for it to those us of who are for it and show that they initially voted against it and caved when it became clear it would pass anyways to those who are against it.

Jackholes.

I gotta go back and watch some of the video when I get time... when does this become effective if GBH signs it???

 

[Old Fart]

Pardon my ignorance but what is the deal. First vote 61/37, second vote 74/24, so some of them changed their minds?

There's actually several votes. This is normal. House comes up with a new law. They send it to the senate. Senates votes/makes changes send it back. House votes the changes to it again. Then final vote follows. Sometimes a bill can be kicked around for a long time.

Does anybody have a link to a guideline of what the requirements are going to be for this? Do they have a rough draft written? So far all I've got is that you have to have a CCL. Is there going to be any more to it?

Basically it just changed the Concealed Carry law to be Concealed and Open both. To carry open you have to have a CCL.

 

[thayton]

1 November

 

[Old Fart]

... when does this become effective if GBH signs it???

1 November

I wondered about that myself.

 

[jhat]

Pardon my ignorance but what is the deal. First vote 61/37, second vote 74/24, so some of them changed their minds?

First vote was to approve the Senate amendments. Second vote was to pass the bill in its amended version.

 

[thayton]

So the people that changed their votes need to look for a new job?

 

[reddog1]

the time signature on this was today, at 11:00AM !!

OKLAHOMA HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
Fifty-Second Legislature
First Regular Session


HOUSE BILL 3354 Self-Defense Act-Modify procedures
Duncan

Fourth Reading PASSED

YEAS: 74 RCS# 2778
NAYS: 24 5/04/2010
EXC : 3 10:59 AM
C/P : 0


YEAS: 74

Armes Hamilton Martin, St. Sanders
Auffet Harrison McDaniel, R. Schwartz
Banz Hickman McNiel Sears
Billy Hilliard Miller Shannon
Brannon Holland Moore Sherrer
Brown Hoskin Morgan Shoemake
Carey Inman Morrissette Steele
Christian Jackson Murphey Terrill
Cooksey Jett Nelson Thompson
Cox Johnson Ortega Thomsen
Denney Jones Osborn Tibbs
Derby Jordan Peters Trebilcock
DeWitt Joyner Proctor Walker
Dorman Kern Pruett Wesselhoft
Duncan Key Reynolds Wright, H.
Enns Kirby Richardson Wright, J.
Faught Liebmann Ritze Mr. Speaker
Fields Luttrell Rousselot
Glenn Martin, Sc Russ


NAYS: 24

Bailey Kiesel Nations Scott
Buck Kouplen Ownbey Shelton
Cannaday Lamons Peterson Smithson
Collins McAffrey Pittman Sullivan
Coody McDaniel, J. Renegar Watson
Dank McPeak Roan Williams


EXCUSED: 3

Blackwell McCullough Shumate


CONSTITUTIONAL PRIVILEGE: 0

 

[jhat]

The current status shows "Motion to Reconsider" and I'm hoping one of you with legislative experience can explain. I just sent an email to R.Duncan asking what it means.

 

[reddog1]

so whats after the 4th reading??? Gubernor's desk????

 

[kuykendallc]

The current status shows "Motion to Reconsider" and I'm hoping one of you with legislative experience can explain. I just sent an email to R.Duncan asking what it means.

This is from the Tulsa World.


Rep. Rex Duncan, R-Sand Springs, the House sponsor, held the bill on a motion to reconsider as a procedural move to retain control of the bill. He said he believes Henry will sign the measure.

Read more:http://www.tulsaworld.com/news/article.aspx?subjectid=12&articleid=20100504_12_0_OLHMIY88839