| Category | Bill # / Author Phone | GOC Position | Bill Topic / Summary | Status |
| Ammunition | SB 53 / de Leon 916.651.4022 | OPPOSE | AMMUNITION, PURCHASE PERMITS | 9/11/13 Set, First hearing. hearing canceled at the request of the author |
| OPPOSE | AMMUNITION FEEDING DEVICES | 10/11/13 Approved by the Governor | ||
| AB 180 / Bonta 916.319.2018 | OPPOSE | AMMUNITION TAX | 10/11/13 Vetoed by Governor | |
| AB 187 / Bonta 916.319.2019 | OPPOSE | AMMUNITION: ESTABLISHES A TAX ON ALL AMMUNITION SOLD IN RETAIL STORES AND GUN SHOWS AND DIRECTS TAX REVENUE TO A FUND TO PREVENT CRIME IN HIGH-CRIME AREAS. | 5/24/13 In committee: Held under submission | |
| AB 760 / Dickinson 916.319.2007 | OPPOSE | TAXES / AMMUNITION SALES – IMPOSES A TAX ON RETAILERS FOR THE PRIVILEGE OF SELLING AMMUNITION | 5/13/13 In Committee: Set, second hearing. Hearing canceled at the request of author | |
| SB 396 / Hancock 916.651.4009 | OPPOSE | FIREARMS: MAGAZINE CAPACITY – ADDS THAT THE MAGAZINE BODY MUST ONLY BE OF SUFFICIENT LENGTH TO ACCOMMODATE NO MORE THAN 10 ROUNDS | 9/12/13 Ordered to inactive file on request of Assembly Member Rendon | |
| Assault Weapons | AB 170 / Bradford 916.319.2062 | OPPOSE – GOC working with the author on amendments which, in turn, could make us neutral on the bill | ASSAULT WEAPONS AND .50 BMG RIFLES – PERMITS TO TRAINING COMPANIES | 10/11/13 Approved by the Governor |
| SB 47 / Yee 916.651.4008 | OPPOSE | ASSAULT WEAPONS – REVISES PROVISIONS TO MEAN A SEMIAUTOMATIC, CENTERFIRE RIFLE OR A SEMIAUTOMATIC PISTOL | 8/30/13 Hearing postponed by committee | |
| SB 374 / Steinberg 916.651.4006 | OPPOSE | FIREARMS: ASSAULT WEAPONS – CLASSIFIES A SEMIAUTOMATIC, RIMFIRE OR CENTERFIRE RIFLES – WITH NO FIXED MAGAZINES OF 10 ROUNDS OR LESS | 10/11/13 Vetoed by Governor | |
| SJR 1 / Wolk 916.651.4003 | OPPOSE | SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION Firearms Control Urges the President and Congress to develop a comprehensive federal approach to reducing and preventing gun violence, promptly placing assault weapons and high-capacity assault magazines under the scope of the National Firearms Act | 8/20/13 Enrolled and filed with the Secretary of State at 2:30 p.m | |
| Firearms / Concealed Weapons | AB 871 / Jones 916.319.2071 | SUPPORT | CONCEALED WEAPONS / REQUIRES ISSUANCE TO APPLICANTS OF GOOD MORAL CHARACTER AND GOOD CAUSE | 05/28/13 From committee without further action pursuant to Joint Rule 62(a). |
| Firearms: Lost or Stolen Reports | SB 299 / DeSaulnier 916.651.4007 | OPPOSE | FIREARMS: LOST OR STOLEN REPORTS -REQUIRES NOTICE TO LOCAL LAW ENFORCEMENT WITHIN 48 HOURS IF THE FIREARM IS SUBSEQUENTLY RECOVERED | 10/11/13 Vetoed by the Governor. In Senate. Consideration of Governor’s veto pending |
| Lending, Sales, Transfer & Residential Storage | AB 169/ Dickinson 916.319.2007 | OPPOSE | UNSAFE FIREARMS – MOVIE PROP EXEMPTIONS | 10/11/13 Vetoed by the Governor |
| AB 500 / Ammiano 916.319.2017 | OPPOSE | DELIVERY OF FIREARMS AND PROHIBITED PERSONS | 10/11/13 Approved by Governor
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| AB 539 / Pan 916.319.2009 | WATCH | ALLOWS PERSONS PROHIBITED FROM OWNING OR POSSESSING A FIREARM IN HIS POSSESSION TO TRANSFER THE FIREARM TO A LICENSED FIREARMS DEALER | 10/11/13 Approved by Governor | |
| AB 740 / Alejo 916.319.2030 | OPPOSE | FIREARMS / 5 TRANSACTIONS IN A SINGLE YEAR | 05/24/13 In committee: Set, second hearing. Held under submission. | |
| SB 363 / Wright 916.651.4035 | WATCH | FIREARMS: STORAGE: PROHIBITED PERSONS | 10/11/13 Approved by Governor | |
| SB 475 / Leno 916.651.4011 | OPPOSE | AGRICULTURAL DISTRICT 1-A: FIREARM SALES – COW PALACE | 10/11/13 Vetoed by the Governor. In Senate. Consideration of Governor’s veto pending.
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| SB 683 / Block 916-651.4039 | OPPOSE | FIREARMS: USED FIREARMS – MAKES TECHNICAL, NONSUBSTANTIVE CHANGES TO EXISITING LAW – SELLING, LEASING TRANSFER OF FIREARMS | 10/11/13 Approved by the Governor | |
| SB 108 / Yee 916.651.4008 | OPPOSE | FIREARMS: RESIDENTIAL STORAGE | 8/22/13 From committee: That the bill be retained in committee, and that the subject matter be referred to the Committee on Rules for assignment to the proper committee for study. (Ayes 7. Noes 0.) | |
| Firearms / Ownership, Dealers /Waiting Periods & Open Carry | AB 538 / Pan 916.319.2009 | WATCH | FIREARMS – TECHNICAL CHANGES TO OPEN CARRY PROVISIONS | 10/11/13 Approved by the Governor |
| AB 1020 / Bonta 916.319.2018 | WATCH | FIREARMS: LETTERS TO PURCHASERS – REQUIRES THE ATTORNEY GENERAL TO SEND A LETTER DURING THE WAITING PERIOD TO EACH APPLICANT INFORMING THEM OF GUN TRAFFICKING AND SAFE STORAGE | 5/24/13 In committee: Set, second hearin. Held under submission. | |
| SB 293/ DeSaulnier 916.319.4007 | OPPOSE | OWNER-AUTHORIZED HANDGUNS – UNSAFE HANDGUNS CRITERIA | 8/30/13 Set, second hearing. Held in committee and under submission. | |
| Firearms: Peace Officers | AB 685 / Achadjian 916.319.2035 | SUPPORT | STATE GOODS/ PEACE OFFICER’S STATE ISSUED HANDGUN | 10/11/13 Approved by the Governor
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| Firearms: Public Records | AB 134 / Logue 916.319.2003 | SUPPORT | PUBLIC RECORDS ACT: LICENSES TO CARRY FIREARMS | 4/23/13 In committee: Set, first hearing. Hearing canceled at the request of author. |
| Firearms / Prohibited Persons / Punishment | AB 1084 / Melendez 916.319.2067 | SUPPORT | FIREARMS: PUNISHMENT –PERSONS VIOLATING FIREARM LAWS ON THE GROUNDS OF A PUBLIC OR PRIVATE GRADE SCHOOL, PUNISHABLE IN STATE PRISON | 08/05/13 From committee without further action pursuant to Joint Rule 62(a). |
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| 05/24/13 In committee: Set, second hearing. Held under submission.
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| SB 38 / de Leon | OPPOSE UNLESS AMENDED Bill was Amended on 7/2/13 POSITION CHANGED TO NEUTRAL AS AMENDED | FIREARMS:PROHIBITED PERSONS | 8/30/13 Set, second hearing. Held in committee and under submission. | |
| SB 127 / Gaines 916.651.4001 | SUPPORT | FIREARMS: MENTALLY DISORDERED PERSONS: POSSESSION | 10/11/13 Approved by the Governor | |
| SB 755 / Wolk 916.651.4003 | WATCH | FIREARMS: PROHIBITED PERSONS – THREATENING PEACE OFFICERS | 10/11/13 Vetoed by the Governor. In Senate. Consideration of Governor’s veto pending. | |
| AB 1131 / Skinner 916.319.2015 | WATCH | CHANGES PROHIBITORY PERIOD OF WEAPONS TO THOSE WHO COMMUNICATE WITH A LICENSED THERAPIST | 10/11/13 Approved by the Governor | |
| Firearms / Shotguns | SB 567 / Jackson 916.651.4019 | OPPOSE | FIREARMS: SHOTGUNS – REVISES THE DEFINITION OF A SHOTGUN | 10/11/13 Vetoed by the Governor |
| Hunting | AB 711 / Rendon 916-319.2063 | OPPOSE | HUNTING: NON-LEAD AMMUNITION | 10/11/13 Approved by the Governor |
| AB 1213 / Bloom 916-319-2050 | WATCH | BOBCAT PROTECTION ACT – ADDS BOBCATS TO FUR BEARING MAMMALS THAT MAY BE TAKEN ONLY WITH A TRAP, FIREARM, BOW AND ARROW, OR POISON UNDER PROPER PERMIT | 10/11/13 Approved by the Governor | |
| AB 1230 / Donnelly 916.319.2033 | SUPPORT | MAMMALS: USE OF DOGS TO PURSUE BEARS AND BOBCATS | 4/22/13 In committee: Set, first hearing. hearing canceled at the request of the author | |
Firearms: Criminal Storage | AB 231 / Ting 916.319.2019 | OPPOSE | FIREARMS / CRIMINAL STORAGE | 10/11/13 Approved by the Governor |
| Personal Income Taxes | AB 232 / Ting 916.319.2019 | WATCH | PERSONAL INCOME TAXES: CREDITS: GUN BUY BACK PROGRAM | 5/13/13 In Committee: Set, first hearing. Hearing Canceled at Request of Author |
| Public Employee Retirement Systems: Investments | AB 761 / Dickinson 916.319.2007 | OPPOSE | PUBLIC RETIREMENT SYSTEMS: INVESTMENTS | 5/24/13 In Committee: Set, second hearing. Held under submission |
| School Security | AB 202 / Donnelly 916.319.2033 | WATCH | SCHOOL MARSHAL PLAN | 5/22/13 From committee without further action pursuant to Joint Rule 62(a). |
| SB 49 / Lieu 916.651.4028 | WATCH | SCHOOL SAFETY PLANS | 7/08/13 Reconsideration granted | |
| Urgency Measures | SB 140 / Leno 916.651.4003 | OPPOSE | AMEND THE BUDGET ACT OF 2012 / CREATING A DROS SPECIAL ACCOUNT FUND TO ADDRESS THE BACKLOG OF ARMED PROHIBITIVE PERSONS (APPS) | 05/01/13 Approved by the Governor
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