Kansas HB2052 updates concealed handgun license requirements and procedures.
Kansas HB2052 amends the personal and family protection act to update eligibility requirements for concealed handgun licenses. It mandates the surrender of suspended or revoked licenses to the attorney general, allows for a transition from provisional to standard licenses, and prohibits the collection of personal information from off-duty law enforcement officers entering buildings while armed. The bill also modifies the application process, including fingerprint submission and background checks, and sets standards for handgun safety and training courses.
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