NRA-ILA , May 22, 2019
Beginning July 1, 2019, all ammunition transactions in the state of California will be subject to a background check requirement. But in order to implement this requirement, the California Department of Justice (“DOJâ€) must first adopt necessary regulations which, as of yesterday, have been submitted to the Office of Administrative Law (“OALâ€) for review.
As reported earlier, California gun owners were given an opportunity to comment on DOJ’s proposed regulations on two separate occasions. NRA and CRPA jointly submitted two comprehensive comment letters on DOJ’s proposal. The first letter highlighted the many key substantive provisions lacking in the proposal and serious issues as to the required authority, clarity, and consistency required by California’s Administrative Procedures Act. The second letter addressed key revisions and statements made by DOJ during a recent stakeholder’s meeting concerning the proposed regulations.
More:
https://www.nraila.org/articles/20190522/california-doj-submits-proposed-regulations-regarding-upcoming-ammunition-transfer-background-check-requirements-to-office-of-administrative-law
