Only daycares that are REQUIRED to be licensed by the state fall under of school property. Church daycares are specifically exempted. A church daycare is not a school under Indiana law. An actual school or preschool is still a school, church or not.
Ind. Code § 35-41-1-24.7 : Indiana Code - Section 35-41-1-24.7: "School property" defined
So it passed? Just waiting on a signature from the Gov?
If every INGO member emails our governor, he will be hard pressed not to sign the bill into law.
Governor Pence contact
So it passed? Just waiting on a signature from the Gov?
If every INGO member emails our governor, he will be hard pressed not to sign the bill into law.
Governor Pence contact
Considering that Governor Pence will be one of the speakers at the NRA convention in about a month I can see him signing SB229 either at or just before the event. The 2016 presidential election is only about a year and a half away.
Only daycares that are REQUIRED to be licensed by the state fall under of school property. Church daycares are specifically exempted. A church daycare is not a school under Indiana law. An actual school or preschool is still a school, church or not.
Ind. Code § 35-41-1-24.7 : Indiana Code - Section 35-41-1-24.7: "School property" definedSEC.273.
Are you saying that NO church daycares are considered "schools" under IC? If so, then carrying IN church would be ok.
My church has a preschool Monday through Friday, plus Sunday. Are you SURE that doesn't fall under the IC definition of a school?
Are you saying that NO church daycares are considered "schools" under IC? If so, then carrying IN church would be ok.
My church has a preschool Monday through Friday, plus Sunday. Are you SURE that doesn't fall under the IC definition of a school?
I would say, that would be similar to a school function. If they lock down the entire complex for the use of the camp program, then manifestly, they can prevent lawful carry around the tiny tots. If the rest of the complex not being used for the camp program is open to the public, then lawful carry would be just as legal any other time. A camp program is not a day care service. Day care service envisions long-term, daily repetitive child care, not a week or two of activities in a year. And remember, it doesn't even matter if it is a daycare or not, licensed or not. What matters is if it's the kind of daycare the law requires to be licensed. I doubt very much if any such camp programs at various stadia across the state are required by any clause of law to be licensed as child care providers.How would the big indoor sports complexes calculate in this? Some of them have camp programs at certain times of the year or during holidays.