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An Act relative to firearms

Reported by House Committee on Ways and Means  ·  190th General Court  ·  the legislature's own page

H4517  ·  Bill

39 actions

In the order the legislature recorded them.

DateBranchAction
2018-05-21HouseReported from the committee on House Ways and Means
2018-05-21HousePending new draft of H3610
2018-05-21HouseOrder adopted, see H4518
2018-05-21HouseNew draft of H3610
2018-05-21HouseOrdered to a third reading
2018-05-23HouseRules suspended
2018-05-23HouseRead third
2018-05-23HouseAmendment 42 rejected
2018-05-23HouseAmendment 6 rejected - 42 YEAS to 111 NAYS (See YEA and NAY in Supplement, No. 352)
2018-05-23HouseAmendment 9 rejected
2018-05-23HouseAmendment 7 adopted
2018-05-23HouseAmendment 8 adopted
2018-05-23HouseAmendment 21 adopted
2018-05-23HouseAmendment 23 adopted
2018-05-23HouseAmendment 3 rejected - 34 YEAS to 119 NAYS (See YEA and NAY in Supplement, No. 354)
2018-05-23HouseAmendment 24 adopted, as changed
2018-05-23HouseAmendment 31 rejected
2018-05-23HouseAmendment 12 rejected - 36 YEAS to 118 NAYS (See YEA and NAY in Supplement, No. 355)
2018-05-23HouseAmendment 15 adopted, as changed
2018-05-23HouseAmendment 16 adopted
2018-05-23HouseAmendment 17 adopted
2018-05-23HouseAmendment 5 rejected
2018-05-23HouseAmendment 33 rejected - 40 YEAS to 113 NAYS (See YEA and NAY in Supplement, No. 356)
2018-05-23HouseAmendment 35 rejected - 36 YEAS to 116 NAYS (See YEA and NAY in Supplement, No. 357)
2018-05-23HouseAmendment 36 rejected
2018-05-23HouseAmendment 37 rejected
2018-05-23HouseAmendment 39 rejected
2018-05-23HouseAmendment 41 rejected - 35 YEAS to 118 NAYS (See YEA and NAY in Supplement, No. 358)
2018-05-23HouseAmendment 26 adopted
2018-05-23HouseAmendment 30 rejected
2018-05-23HouseAmendment 38 rejected
2018-05-23HouseAmendment 25 adopted, as changed
2018-05-23HouseAmendment 1 rejected
2018-05-23HouseAmendment 13 rejected
2018-05-23HouseAmendment 19 adopted, as changed
2018-05-23HouseAmendment 43 adopted
2018-05-23HousePassed to be engrossed - 139 YEAS to 14 NAYS (See YEA and NAY in Supplement, No. 359)
2018-05-23HouseAmendment 43 adopted
2018-05-23HousePublished as amended, see H4539

7 recorded votes

WhenChamberRoll callQuestionTally
2018-05-23 18:16HouseNo. 352On adoption of amendment #642–111
2018-05-23 18:39HouseNo. 354On adoption of amendment #334–119
2018-05-23 19:29HouseNo. 355On adoption of amendment #1236–117
2018-05-23 19:49HouseNo. 356On adoption of amendment #3340–113
2018-05-23 19:54HouseNo. 357On adoption of amendment #3536–117
2018-05-23 20:04HouseNo. 358On adoption of amendment #4135–118
2018-05-23 20:43HouseNo. 359On Engrossment139–14

43 amendments filed

17 rejected  ·  14 withdrawn  ·  8 adopted  ·  4 adopted, as changed

No.TitleMoved byOutcome
House 1Appeals ProcessShawn DooleyRejected
House 2Mandatory School Lockdown DrillsShawn DooleyWithdrawn
House 3Mental Health ProvisionShawn DooleyRejected
House 4Court of RecordShawn DooleyWithdrawn
House 5Storage feesTimothy R. WhelanRejected
House 6Mental Health CounselingNicholas A. BoldygaRejected
House 7technical correction makes “firearms, rifles, shotguns, machine guns, weapons” plural in line 70-72Joseph D. McKennaAdopted
House 8technical correction - changes ‘11’ to ‘7’ Joseph D. McKennaAdopted
House 9ERPO Mental Health Counseling FundNicholas A. BoldygaRejected
House 10technical correction - '11' to '7'Joseph D. McKennaWithdrawn
House 11technical correction - makes “firearms, rifles, shotguns, machine guns, weapons” plural in line 70-72Joseph D. McKennaWithdrawn
House 12CounselShaunna L. O'ConnellRejected
House 13Right to appealShaunna L. O'ConnellRejected
House 14Standard of proofChristopher M. MarkeyWithdrawn
House 15Providing discretion to judgesChristopher M. MarkeyAdopted, as Changed
House 16Setting a time frame for written orderChristopher M. MarkeyAdopted
House 17Notice to petitioner Christopher M. MarkeyAdopted
House 18Access to recordsChristopher M. MarkeyWithdrawn
House 19Data CollectionBradley H. Jones, Jr.Adopted, as Changed
House 20Clear and Convincing Evidence ThresholdBradley H. Jones, Jr.Withdrawn
House 21Fraudulent Petition Fines Bradley H. Jones, Jr.Adopted
House 22Fraudulent Petition Court FeesBradley H. Jones, Jr.Withdrawn
House 23Ensuring Best PracticesBradley H. Jones, Jr.Adopted
House 2445 Day EnactmentBradley H. Jones, Jr.Adopted, as Changed
House 25Protection Order AppealBradley H. Jones, Jr.Adopted, as Changed
House 26Due Process IBradley H. Jones, Jr.Adopted
House 27Due Process IIBradley H. Jones, Jr.Withdrawn
House 28Due Process IIIBradley H. Jones, Jr.Withdrawn
House 29Auctioneer SalesSteven S. HowittWithdrawn
House 30Electronic Control WeaponBradley H. Jones, Jr.Rejected
House 31Storage Condition RequirementsSteven S. HowittRejected
House 32Appointed CounselPaul K. FrostWithdrawn
House 33Increasing the standard to ‘clear and convincing evidence’ for the Courts to approve an ERPO petitionJoseph D. McKennaRejected
House 34establishes a minimum and increases the maximum penalty for filing a false ERPO petitionJoseph D. McKennaWithdrawn
House 35increasing the standard needed to file a petitionJoseph D. McKennaRejected
House 36increasing the standard to 'significant and imminent risk'Joseph D. McKennaRejected
House 37increases the standard to 'probable' cause when filing an emergency ERPOJoseph D. McKennaRejected
House 38eliminates the addition of stun guns to to definition of 'firearms'Joseph D. McKennaRejected
House 39eliminates automatic ERPO if 'respondent' is unable to attend a court date. Joseph D. McKennaRejected
House 40Operational Licenses EvaluationPaul K. FrostWithdrawn
House 41notifying the agency, board, or supervisory authority governing any and all professional or civil licenses, permits, or certifications an individualJoseph D. McKennaRejected
House 42striking the bill and including instead an amendment to 209A to address one posing a serious risk to harm of one's selfJoseph D. McKennaRejected
House 43HWM TechJeffrey SánchezAdopted

Committee actions

ActionCommittee
Correctly DrawnBills in the Third Reading (H)

Every action here is as the legislature published it. A bill that drew no recorded vote is the ordinary case: the House records roughly 150 a year.