California AB1810 amends firearm dealer regulations, including inspections, fees, and a centralized list.
California AB1810 amends firearm dealer regulations by modifying the Department of Justice's inspection procedures and fees. It mandates inspections of dealers at least every three years, with additional inspections for those with high percentages of illegally possessed firearms. The bill also establishes a centralized list of licensed dealers, which the department can remove individuals from for violations or failure to comply with licensure requirements. Dealers can be exempt from inspections if their jurisdiction has its own inspection program.
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