Establishes a study commission to examine the effectiveness of Massachusetts' extreme risk protection order law.
The bill creates an Extreme Risk Protection Order study commission within the executive office of public safety and security. The commission will be comprised of seven members, including the director of the firearms record bureau, the attorney general, and others with expertise in firearm safety, law, or technology. The commission will examine the effectiveness, frequency, and disposition of cases related to the state's extreme risk protection order law and produce a report by February 28th of the year following the previous year's report.
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