WSB/2/5
Sponsored by Wilder Kinzig, Cooper Howell of Franklin High School
This legislation was filed in the General Services category
Presented as part of the YIG Volunteer 2024 conference
| 1 | BE IT ENACTED BY THE TENNESSEE YMCA YOUTH IN GOVERNMENT |
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| 3 | Section 1: |
| 4 | Firearm: any weapon designed, made or adapted to expel a projectile by the action of an explosive |
| 5 | Occasional sale: dealing firearms without a license |
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| 7 | Section 2: All firearms suppliers will be obligated to provide and require training to purchase and |
| 8 | use their merchandise. |
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| 10 | Section 3: Any company found in violation of Section 2 will be subject to a fine of $5000 for the |
| 11 | first offense, $10000 for the second offense, $25000 for the third offense, and the fourth offense |
| 12 | resulting in the closure of that location. |
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| 14 | Section 4: All occasional sales of firearms must include a universal background check. |
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| 16 | Section 5: Any person found in violation of Section 4 will be subject to a fine of $5000 and could |
| 17 | serve jail time. |
| 18 | |
| 19 | Section 6: This solution will not cost anything. |
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| 21 | Section 7: All laws or parts of laws in conflict with this are hereby repealed. |
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| 23 | Section 8: This act shall take effect Jan 1, 2024, the public welfare requiring it. |
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