Hawaii SB2592 mandates an annual report on firearms, firearm-related deaths, injuries, and violations.
Hawaii SB2592 requires the Department of the Attorney General to publish an annual report detailing firearm-related data. This includes firearm permitting and licensing data, firearm licenses to carry, firearm purchases, firearm storage violations, firearm-related deaths and injuries, and other relevant information. The report aims to track firearm-related trends and identify areas needing legislative attention. The report must be published by April 1 each year, starting in 2027.
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