Nevada AB436 revises firearm-related provisions, including exemptions from background checks, permit requirements, and firearm safety courses.
Nevada AB436 amends the state's firearms laws by removing certain exemptions from background checks, modifying permit application requirements, and setting standards for firearm safety courses. The bill removes the requirement for peace officers, security guards, members of the armed forces, and federal officials to be acting within the scope of their employment and official duties for exemption from background checks. It also adds qualified retired law enforcement officers to the list of exempted individuals.
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