What does Indiana House Bill HB 1177 do?

HB 1177: Firearms training for teachers.

When was Indiana House Bill HB 1177 introduced?

HB 1177 was introduced on Jan 10, 2023.

Has Indiana House Bill HB 1177 passed the House?

Yes, HB 1177 has passed the House on Feb 14, 2023.

Has Indiana House Bill HB 1177 passed the Senate?

Yes, HB 1177 has passed the Senate on Apr 18, 2023.

Has Indiana House Bill HB 1177 been signed into law?

Yes, HB 1177 was signed into law on May 04, 2023.

What's the current status of Indiana House Bill HB 1177?

The latest action on HB 1177 by the House was: Public Law 218 on May 04, 2023.

Who introduced Indiana House Bill HB 1177?

HB 1177 was introduced by Jim Lucas.

Are voting records available for Indiana House Bill HB 1177?

Yes, there are 15 voting records available for HB 1177

Bill tracking in Indiana - HB 1177 (2023 legislative session)

Introduced
Jan 10, 2023
Passed House
Feb 14, 2023
Passed Senate
Apr 18, 2023
Signed into Law
May 04, 2023

HB 1177

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Firearms training for teachers.

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House • May 04, 2023: Public Law 218

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Christine Hull wrote 7 months ago

If you are insistent on teachers being unable to choose topics, history, social skills, and subjects being inappropriate, why would you trust them to fire weapons in classrooms? In addition, with the newest assault rifle on the market, the JR-15, marketed for extremely young children. The WEE1 ad has baby skull & crossbones with tactical binkies. { Last year, in July, Nancy Pelosi showed WEE1’s marketing materials on the House floor. MTG suggested that the children who died at Uvalde should’ve been armed with JR-15s “At least they could have defended themselves since no one else did, while their parents were held back by police.” { If selling a gun to appeal to toddlers isn’t the worst type of grooming, I’m not sure what is. It's inexcusable to choose violence and mass shootings rather than creating safe spaces for children. Where is your common sense?

Kelly DeLong wrote 9 months ago

This bill does not give any consideration to families and contradicts everything about parental rights and local control. Outside of the most obvious problem that more firearms to tackle firearm use is not effective. The amount of open firearm access has lead us to the most violent nation in the world. Mr Lucas and others have taken zero consideration into the special needs community, the rights that the parents, families, community members and co-workers are entitled to.

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