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Status of SB98 and SB26

Fabricator

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Currently GA Packing indicates the following on SB98: "Passed Senate
Now in House Public Safety and Homeland Security Committee" In addition, this is the link for the voting outcome, and the actual "as passed" info:

http://www.legis.ga.gov/legislation/en-US/History.aspx?Legislation=32752

It indicates that it passed, but when could it potentially be signed into law?

And this on SB26: "Passed Senate, now in House Judiciary Committee"

Here is the same on SB26:

http://www.legis.ga.gov/legislation/en-US/History.aspx?Legislation=32182

Forgive my ignorance, but where do these stand, and where can I go in the future to find this out?



Thanks,

Fabricator
 

Kingfish

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The legislature has adjured for the session without considering ANY gun bills. Look for action this time next year. Looks like we only get something in election years.
 

Kingfish

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Thanks for the reply. How come it says SB98 "passed", but still waits until next session?

Fabricator
A bill has to pass both the House and the Senate and be signed by the governor (or allowed to become law without signature) to become law. There can be 2 separate bills but they either have to be identical to go straight to the governors office or be hashed out in a conference committee.

In this case, the Senate passed a bill but the house did not...So, no love this year.
 
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