Alaska HB143 aims to protect firearm owners' privacy by prohibiting lists of privately owned firearms and penalizing financial institutions that.

Alaska HB143 prohibits the state, political subdivisions, or individuals from maintaining lists of privately owned firearms, except for legal requirements or criminal investigations. It also bans financial institutions and payment networks from discriminating against firearm retailers based on firearm codes. The bill allows firearm retailers or customers to petition the attorney general for investigation into violations, with potential injunctions and fines for non-compliance. The bill further mandates that injunctions against violators cannot take effect until 30 days after issuance.

Alaska HB143 aims to protect firearm owners' privacy by prohibiting lists of privately owned firearms and penalizing financial institutions that.

Alaska HB143 prohibits the state, political subdivisions, or individuals from maintaining lists of privately owned firearms, except for legal requirements or criminal investigations. It also bans financial institutions and payment networks from discriminating against firearm retailers based on firearm codes. The bill allows firearm retailers or customers to petition the attorney general for investigation into violations, with potential injunctions and fines for non-compliance. The bill further mandates that injunctions against violators cannot take effect until 30 days after issuance.