2024 Legislative Session Thread

[BigMoose]

Looks like the rules and legislative procedure committee should be starting in a little bit… I have to go back to work or I’d be following along. We will see what happens with HB 1084.

Just the senate version of what we saw in the house. The Senate rules committee has to approve it before the senate can vote on it.

Editing this post with more content since this came before the full senate hearing today

Mad moms showed up, Liz Brown is talking about a non gun bill.




The three stooges made some faces, and there was an obtuse question.

 

[BigMoose]

Okay Senate is starting, HB 1084 is down towards the bottom.

 

[BigMoose]

Because I bet the good snacks and candy are back there!

 

[JAL]

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Okay Senate is starting, HB 1084 is down towards the bottom.

I expected CCR#1 to be voted on in the Senate today . . . it already passed in the House. One more small hurdle and it goes to Gov. Holcomb.

 

[BigMoose]

Hb 1084 should be up next

 

[BigMoose]

 

[JAL]

Senator Greg Taylor has to get his last gasp in on the bill.

 

[KellyinAvon]

Senator Greg Taylor has to get his last gasp in on the bill.

I’m sure it was obtuse.

 

[BigMoose]

Senator Greg Taylor has to get his last gasp in on the bill.

Yep another obtuse preaching... and no one even bothered to rebut it this time.. stupid Taylor obtuse crap..

 

[JAL]

Don't know where @BigMoose is . . . with Crazy Squirrel dealing with Boris Badenov Sen Greg Taylor?
HB 1084 CCR#1 Passes Senate -- with the expected Nays. Don't have exact vote, approx 9 of them.

 

[BigMoose]

And HB 1084 CCR passed the senate.

And with that, that wraps up our legislative slate this year. All the ones we wanted to, passed.

House Bill 1084​

Privacy of firearms financial transactions.​

(With SB14 Statehouse Carry tossed on)​

House Bill 1235​

Prohibited causes of action concerning firearms.​

House Bill 1143​

Disposal of firearms via trade for new equipment.​

And while we were not following them, a couple hunting bills passed.

Senate Bill 241​

Taking bobcats.​

Senate Bill 189​

Locating and recovering wild game.​

All of these require the Governors signature.

But for now, that wraps up my Kibitzing the Indiana Legislature for this season. I will start up again here next January!​

Time for a victory lap! @KellyinAvon @Bollorollo @GuyRelford @Kirk Freeman @JAL @HoughMade

 

[BigMoose]

@KellyinAvon added some information/pics from the short Senate rules committee hearing today, look at post #1161

 

[KellyinAvon]

And HB 1084 CCR passed the senate.

And with that, that wraps up our legislative slate this year. All the ones we wanted to, passed.

House Bill 1084​

Privacy of firearms financial transactions.​

(With SB14 Statehouse Carry tossed on)​

House Bill 1235​

Prohibited causes of action concerning firearms.​

House Bill 1143​

Disposal of firearms via trade for new equipment.​

And while we were not following them, a couple hunting bills passed.

Senate Bill 241​

Taking bobcats.​

Senate Bill 189​

Locating and recovering wild game.​

All of these require the Governors signature.

But for now, that wraps up my Kibitzing the Indiana Legislature for this season. I will start up again here next January!​

Time for a victory lap! @KellyinAvon @Bollorollo @GuyRelford @Kirk Freeman @JAL @HoughMade

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Thank you for the synopsis Moose. All in all this was a pretty good year. Would we have liked more? Yes. Do we say that every year? Yes. Would we have liked 1084 to have a bigger stick? Yes. Was 1235 damn important to get passed? Yes.

Is there more to do next year? Yes.

 

[JAL]

And HB 1084 CCR passed the senate.

And with that, that wraps up our legislative slate this year. All the ones we wanted to, passed.

House Bill 1084​

Privacy of firearms financial transactions.​

(With SB14 Statehouse Carry tossed on)​

. . .

The importance of HB 1084 and the work by @GuyRelford and @KellyinAvon cannot be emphasized enough . . .

This just emerged today regarding a secret portal called the Domestic Security Alliance Council (DSAC) the FBI is using to spy on and assemble dossiers on U.S. Citizens and Residents politically opposed to the Biden Administration. Information is being gathered from 650 of the largest companies in the world based on the kinds of key words, key phrases, and MCC that appeared in the leaked KeyBank presentation slide. No warrant or court order. Congressman Jim Jordan speaks about it in the video posted here. More to come with additional videos. This is beyond Orwellian.

It isn't only about denying firearm and ammunition purchases, or debanking companies and merchants in firearm and firearm related commerce. They're creating a list of Citizens and Residents considered Domestic Violent Extremists (DVE) to be continuously surveilled for engaging the following (examples, not a comprehensive list which is extremely long).

• Buying a bible or other religious texts
• Opposing Gun Control Legislation
• Opposing Biden's "Open Border" Policy
• Buying a firearm or ammunition (yup -- building a list of gun owners)
• Opposing Additional Land Use Restrictions
• Opposing COVID lockdowns and Vaccine Mandates

 

[JAL]

The importance of HB 1084 and the work by @GuyRelford and @KellyinAvon cannot be emphasized enough . . .

This just emerged today regarding a secret portal called the Domestic Security Alliance Council (DSAC) the FBI is using to spy on and assemble dossiers on U.S. Citizens and Residents politically opposed to the Biden Administration. Information is being gathered from 650 of the largest companies in the world based on the kinds of key words, key phrases, and MCC that appeared in the leaked KeyBank presentation slide. No warrant or court order. Congressman Jim Jordan speaks about it in the video posted here. More to come with additional videos. This is beyond Orwellian.

It isn't only about denying firearm and ammunition purchases, or debanking companies and merchants in firearm and firearm related commerce. They're creating a list of Citizens and Residents considered Domestic Violent Extremists (DVE) to be continuously surveilled for engaging the following (examples, not a comprehensive list which is extremely long).

• Buying a bible or other religious texts
• Opposing Gun Control Legislation
• Opposing Biden's "Open Border" Policy
• Buying a firearm or ammunition (yup -- building a list of gun owners)
• Opposing Additional Land Use Restrictions
• Opposing COVID lockdowns and Vaccine Mandates

The importance of HB 1084 (continued):
@GuyRelford & @KellyinAvon Further testimony regarding FBI and other 3-letter agencies getting banking information without warrants and weaponizing it to not only debank those who oppose the Biden Administration's policies, but pursuing other means in addition to that in order to persecute them.

 

[KellyinAvon]

This just emerged today regarding a secret portal called the Domestic Security Alliance Council (DSAC) the FBI is using to spy on and assemble dossiers on U.S. Citizens and Residents politically opposed to the Biden Administration. Information is being gathered from 650 of the largest companies in the world based on the kinds of key words, key phrases, and MCC that appeared in the leaked KeyBank presentation slide. No warrant or court order. Congressman Jim Jordan speaks about it in the video posted here. More to come with additional videos. This is beyond Orwellian.

It isn't only about denying firearm and ammunition purchases, or debanking companies and merchants in firearm and firearm related commerce. They're creating a list of Citizens and Residents considered Domestic Violent Extremists (DVE) to be continuously surveilled for engaging the following (examples, not a comprehensive list which is extremely long).

The importance of HB 1084 (continued):
@GuyRelford & @KellyinAvon Further testimony regarding FBI and other 3-letter agencies getting banking information without warrants and weaponizing it to not only debank those who oppose the Biden Administration's policies, but pursuing other means in addition to that in order to persecute them.

Warm and fuzzy I am not. Well, at least we know what fight we are in now.

Rep Jordan was right when he said the Domestic Security Alliance Council sounds Orwellian.

 

[chipbennett]

Thank you for the synopsis Moose. All in all this was a pretty good year. Would we have liked more? Yes. Do we say that every year? Yes. Would we have liked 1084 to have a bigger stick? Yes. Was 1235 damn important to get passed? Yes.

Is there more to do next year? Yes.

Are we assuming that all of these get enacted? Any veto potential that would necessitate action to override?

 

[jwamplerusa]

The importance of HB 1084 and the work by @GuyRelford and @KellyinAvon cannot be emphasized enough . . .

This just emerged today regarding a secret portal called the Domestic Security Alliance Council (DSAC) the FBI is using to spy on and assemble dossiers on U.S. Citizens and Residents politically opposed to the Biden Administration. Information is being gathered from 650 of the largest companies in the world based on the kinds of key words, key phrases, and MCC that appeared in the leaked KeyBank presentation slide. No warrant or court order. Congressman Jim Jordan speaks about it in the video posted here. More to come with additional videos. This is beyond Orwellian.

It isn't only about denying firearm and ammunition purchases, or debanking companies and merchants in firearm and firearm related commerce. They're creating a list of Citizens and Residents considered Domestic Violent Extremists (DVE) to be continuously surveilled for engaging the following (examples, not a comprehensive list which is extremely long).

• Buying a bible or other religious texts
• Opposing Gun Control Legislation
• Opposing Biden's "Open Border" Policy
• Buying a firearm or ammunition (yup -- building a list of gun owners)
• Opposing Additional Land Use Restrictions
• Opposing COVID lockdowns and Vaccine Mandates

When in the course of human events...

 

[KellyinAvon]

Are we assuming that all of these get enacted? Any veto potential that would necessitate action to override?

Correct, however, here in Indiana it is a simple majority to override

Edit: and there is no pocket veto like at the national level… It’s a goes into law without the governor signature

 

[chipbennett]

Correct, however, here in Indiana it is a simple majority to override

Edit: and there is no pocket veto like at the national level… It’s a goes into law without the governor signature

Understood. But IIRC, last session, IGA did have to convene to cast a veto override vote.