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Michigan lawmakers propose state-run CPL reciprocity website and QR code on licenses
Summary
Lawmakers told the House Judiciary Committee that three bills would require the attorney general to host a reciprocity website updated every 60 days and add a QR code to concealed pistol licenses to help Michigan CPL holders comply with other states' laws.
The Michigan House Judiciary Committee heard testimony on a three-bill package that would create a state-run online resource for concealed pistol license (CPL) reciprocity and require a QR code on CPLs to link to that resource.
Representatives introducing the package said the bills — House Bills 4481, 4482 and 4483 — are intended to help Michigan CPL holders determine whether their license is valid in other states and to reduce accidental violations when travelers enter jurisdictions with different rules. Representative Aragona told the committee HB 4481 would require the attorney general to maintain a website listing other states’ rules and HB 4482 would require the site to be updated every 60 days; HB 4483…
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