California AB1006 amends concealed carry licensing requirements, including residency, training, and disqualifying factors.

California AB1006 amends the Penal Code to revise concealed carry licensing requirements. It mandates that applicants must be at least 21 years old, provide clear evidence of identity, and be residents of the county or have substantial employment there. The bill also requires completion of a training course. Disqualifying factors include being a danger to self or others, recent convictions, restraining orders, and substance abuse. Licenses are valid for up to four years, with specific conditions for custodial officers and peace officers.

California AB1006 amends concealed carry licensing requirements, including residency, training, and disqualifying factors.

California AB1006 amends the Penal Code to revise concealed carry licensing requirements. It mandates that applicants must be at least 21 years old, provide clear evidence of identity, and be residents of the county or have substantial employment there. The bill also requires completion of a training course. Disqualifying factors include being a danger to self or others, recent convictions, restraining orders, and substance abuse. Licenses are valid for up to four years, with specific conditions for custodial officers and peace officers.