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by sfjet
Thu Dec 23, 2004 7:07 pm
Forum: Goals for 2007
Topic: Changes to CHL law
Replies: 37
Views: 33461

Re: Changes to CHL law

fiftycal wrote:I see where HB 225 has already been filed to lengthen the CHL from 4 years to 5. I don't agree with that change because I believe people need a refresher at least every couple of legislative sessions.

I would support lowering the cost of the CHL for new and renewal, requiring DPS to take the photos on the existing drivers license equipment, doing away with the USELESS notarized forms, removing the USELESS requirement for "non-violent dispute resolution training" and lowering the course to 7 hours total.

Also, the lack of a "51%" sign should be a defense to prosecution for unknowingly entering a "bar".

That's a start on things.
I see where HB 225 has already been filed to lengthen the CHL from 4 years to 5.
I like this HB225 law. The rest I agree with completely.

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