Senate Bill 2733, sponsored by State Senator James Seward (R-51), which pertains to the privacy of pistol license holders and applicants, now has a companion bill in the State Assembly, Assembly Bill 10151, authored by State Assemblywoman Francine DelMonte (D-138).
Both S2733 and A10151 would prohibit information contained within a pistol license application or information about a licensee from being shared with anyone other than a law enforcement agency for the purpose of conducting a criminal investigation.
Please contact your lawmakers TODAY and urge them to support this important reform.
Additionally, we have reported in past alerts on several anti-gun proposals awaiting consideration in the State Assembly. We will keep you posted as to when we expect action on those measures.
To contact your State Senator, please call, (518) 455-2800. To find your State Senator, click here. To contact your State Assemblyman or Assemblywoman, please call, (518) 455-4100. To find your State Assemblyman or Assemblywoman, click here.
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