Kansas SB43 updates concealed handgun license requirements, mandates license surrender upon suspension or revocation, and allows transition from.
Kansas SB43 amends the Personal and Family Protection Act to update cross-references regarding concealed handgun license eligibility. It requires the surrender of a suspended or revoked license to the attorney general. The bill also provides for a transition from a provisional license to a standard license upon reaching a certain age. Additionally, it prohibits the collection of personal information from off-duty law enforcement officers entering buildings while armed and prevents such officers from being required to wear any identifying items.
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