Montana HB737 establishes a voluntary do-not-sell list to aid in suicide prevention.
Montana HB737, known as the "Prevent Suicide through a Voluntary Do-Not-Sell List Act," allows Montana citizens to voluntarily waive their firearm rights and be added to a federal list restricting firearm purchases. The bill provides forms for individuals to submit a voluntary waiver of firearm rights, which includes personal information and a signature under penalty of perjury. Once added to the list, individuals can request removal or expedited removal. The bill also establishes confidentiality for voluntary waiver documents and prohibits discrimination based on voluntary firearm waivers.
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