CO HB 1306

The bill creates a mental health and firearms task force (task force)
to advise the general assembly regarding issues surrounding the loss,
maintenance, and restoration of the right to purchase and possess firearms
by persons who, as a result of mental health issues, alcohol abuse, or
substance abuse, are clearly dangerous to the health and safety of themselves or others.

http://www.leg.state.co.us/clics/cli...le=1306_01.pdf

Apparently all Democrat legislator would be affected by this.

GREAT!! MORE FUCKING GOVERNMENT!!

this looks ominous

OMFG, if this passes i might get my chance to relocate to another frig'n state. Hopefully my wife will get the black cloud coming to her school...she stated she would quit if this person comes...i might get my chance!!!

And my fear is what happens when they declare PTSD to be on the list of mental health "issues" barring one from owning/possessing firearms. Thanks to HIPPA they can't go rooting through the files at the VA, but I'm sure if this passed they'd find a way to get a list of names of individuals diagnosed. Just another step on the path. Maybe we can really push back now? I'm stretching out my fingers to start typing some emails to our state legislature.

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Originally Posted by Ronin13

Thanks to HIPPA they can't go rooting through the files at the VA.

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LOL...yeah, they'd never violate the HIPPA law. The general public will welcome that with open arms if it gets firearms out of the hands of the "unstable". They were already found to be sharing info with DHS for CCW holders. That's illegal too.

I think this is just a precursor to what comes next year. They want a commitee to tell them what they can get away with. I had to read it a couple of time to figure out what angle they were going for with this. I think they want to know if they went too far this time or is it a free-for-all next year. We need to be at those 'public' meetings which will hopefully be more public than the senate hearings.

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Originally Posted by Dave_L

LOL...yeah, they'd never violate the HIPPA law. The general public will welcome that with open arms if it gets firearms out of the hands of the "unstable". They were already found to be sharing info with DHS for CCW holders. That's illegal too.

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Missed my "but..." in that quote... By law HIPPA protects my privacy, in action, well we all know they don't give a shit about what's legal and whats not.

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Originally Posted by Hound

Um... Where is the Judical review/process we are all guaranteed under the constitution? This sets up a panel that is not elected, has NO judicial oversite I can see and it is not clear what they can impose or how it can be overturned? I believe they call this a Kangaroo court? Did I miss something?

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You missed nothing, you are correct... Give them an inch... Goddamn democrats! And here people are bitching about Conservatives trying to restrict peoples' rights? I find this to be more egregious than some Republicans saying "You shouldn't have abortions." Excuse me while I go edit the Wikipedia page for "Hypocrite" to include Demo-nazis.

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Originally Posted by Ronin13

You missed nothing, you are correct...

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Ronin: Actually I think I did. That is why I retracted my previous post. They are actuallly asking the question we told them to. "What can we do on the mental health side?" That always starts with a commitee. I am not saying this is a small issue but it is not as sinister as it first reads (yet). We need to get in there and not let the anti-gun crowd control the discussion or this years round of Bills will be the Good-Ol-Times.