The SHAC interim report was released, but doesn't seem to have much attention yet:
http://www.governor.ct.gov/malloy/li...2013.03.18.pdf
It seems politically motivated to endorse significant additional gun control, so it seems appropriate to post in this thread rather than the others. Please feel free to move if it's better posted elsewhere.
Quote:
|
...It is important to note that the Commission postponed discussion of mental health issues until after the interim report in order to develop a strategy to call upon the vast research and the many experts who would want to provide input...
|
^^^As opposed to firearms issues, where research is lacking and there are no experts to call upon.^^^
Here's the table of contents; the obvious focus is evident in what is explored first (firearms) and what is not included in this interim report (mental health). The proposed firearms restrictions are exactly what can be expected from the anti-gun crowd:
Quote:
Sandy Hook Advisory Commission Membership.....3
Introduction and Background.....4
Firearms and Ammunition.....6
--Firearm Permitting and Registration.....6
--High-capacity Firearms, Magazine Capacity, and Ammunition.....6
--Firearm Storage and Security.....8
--Miscellaneous (Firearms and Ammunition).....8
Safe School Design and Human Resource Emergency Preparedness.....10
--Minimum Classroom Security Standards.....10
--Threat and Risk Assessment/Emergency Planning and Response Standards.....10
--Identification and Financing of School Hardening Tactics.....13
--Human Resource Training and Capacity-Building.....13
Additional Required Partnerships and Support.....15
Miscellaneous.....16
--Commission Findings:.....16
|
Additional SHAC meetings and press release info is here:
http://www.governor.ct.gov/malloy/cw...=3997&q=516496