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2012 "Public safety agenda"

wylde007

wylde007

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2a4all said:
So-called parking lot bills preclude the parking lot owner (aka employer) from prohibiting an employee from bringing a loaded firearm onto the premises in his/her vehicle. The exceptions to 18.2-308.1 (set forth in 18.2-308) do just that for a K-12 school.
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Last year's so-called parking lot bill gave the employer the option... something they already had.

Last year's parking lot bill was absolute rubbish.
 
2a4all

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thebigsd said:
I think the section you bolded is saying exactly the opposite. I read it to say that K-12 schools are exempt from the parking lot bill meaning they CAN ban firearms locked in vehicles unattended. It also seems they would also allow employers to ban guns in company owned vehicles.
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Public schools probably would, if it weren't for state preemption. I wonder how municipal employee rules (that restrict firearms possession) apply to school system employees (policy v law?). Private schools are another matter.
 
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