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House passes bill easing administrative hurdles for concealed pistol license renewals
Summary
House Bill 5113, intended to create a short grace period and process for clerks to correct minor paperwork errors on concealed pistol license renewals, passed the House after proponents said it prevents penalizing law-abiding citizens for administrative mistakes.
The Michigan House passed House Bill 5113, a measure supporters called a common-sense fix to clerical problems that delay or complicate concealed pistol license (CPL) renewals.
Representative Aultman, speaking in support, said county clerks had reported lawful residents experiencing delays or denials of CPL renewal over minor paperwork errors. "House Bill 5113 creates a clear process to correct those errors and provides a short grace period while they're fixed," Aultman said, urging colleagues to vote for the bill to avoid penalizing responsible CPL holders.
A record roll-call vote was required and held; the clerk announced the tally reported in the transcript as 78 aye votes and 27 (transcript text). The House declared the bill passed and ordered immediate effect after the majority floor leader moved for it.
The bill's supporters described it as protecting both citizens and local officials administering the law; the transcript does not record floor opposition to HB5113 during this session. The measure now moves to the next steps in the legislative process following the House's action.
