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Florida · 2025 Regular Session

H6025 Restrictions on Firearms and Ammunition During Emergencies

Direction

Firearms preemption sanctuaryAI label

Expands gun access model confidence 90%

Repeals a state statute that imposed automatic restrictions on the sale, purchase, and carrying of firearms and ammunition during declared emergencies, so more ability to buy, sell, and carry firearms during emergencies.

Section 1. Section 870.044, Florida Statutes, is repealed.

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Firearms otherAI label

Expands gun access model confidence 80%

Repeals a state statute that imposed automatic restrictions on the sale, purchase, and carrying of firearms and ammunition during declared emergencies, so more ability to buy, sell, and carry firearms during emergencies.

repealing s. 870.044, F.S., relating to specified automatic restrictions on firearms and ammunition during certain declared emergencies

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  1. Filed (completed)
  2. Committee (completed)
  3. Passed one chamber (completed)
  4. Passed both (completed)
  5. Governor (completed)
  6. Law

Stage: Law · step 6 of 6

Last action
2025-05-29: Chapter No. 2025-103
Filed
2025-02-20
Sponsor
Monique Miller R, Brian Hodgers R + 17 cosponsors (17 R)

Why the model tagged it this way: The bill repeals an existing statute (s. 870.044) that created automatic emergency-era restrictions on firearms and ammunition, thereby removing those limits and expanding the ability to buy, sell, own, and carry them during declared emergencies. This fits the firearms topic under preemption-sanctuary (state-level override of emergency gun controls) and other; no other listed topics are substantively addressed.

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Hearings and calendar

Votes

DateChamberMotionYea-Nay
2025-03-12HHouse Criminal Justice Subcommittee15-3Passed
2025-03-20HHouse Judiciary Committee19-1Passed
2025-04-16HHouse: Third Reading RCS#11986-28Passed
2025-04-23SSenate: Third Reading RCS#3132-5Passed

Sponsors

Text versions

History (37 actions)
DateChamberAction
2025-05-29Chapter No. 2025-103
2025-05-28Approved by Governor
2025-05-21Signed by Officers and presented to Governor
2025-04-23HOrdered enrolled
2025-04-23HIn Messages
2025-04-23SPassed; YEAS 32 NAYS 5
2025-04-23SRead 3rd time
2025-04-23SRead 2nd time
2025-04-23SSubstituted for SB 952
2025-04-23SPlaced on Calendar, on 2nd reading
2025-04-23SWithdrawn from Rules
2025-04-22SReceived
2025-04-16SReferred to Rules
2025-04-16SIn Messages
2025-04-16HPassed; YEAS 86, NAYS 28
2025-04-16HRead 3rd time
2025-04-16HAdded to Third Reading Calendar
2025-04-16HPlaced on 3rd reading
2025-04-16HRead 2nd time
2025-04-10HBill added to Special Order Calendar (4/16/2025)
2025-04-03HAdded to Second Reading Calendar
2025-04-03HTemporarily postponed, on 2nd Reading
2025-03-27HBill added to Special Order Calendar (4/3/2025)
2025-03-20HAdded to Second Reading Calendar
2025-03-20HBill released to House Calendar
2025-03-20HReported out of Judiciary Committee
2025-03-20HFavorable by Judiciary Committee
2025-03-18HAdded to Judiciary Committee agenda
2025-03-12HNow in Judiciary Committee
2025-03-12HReported out of Criminal Justice Subcommittee
2025-03-12HFavorable by Criminal Justice Subcommittee
2025-03-10HAdded to Criminal Justice Subcommittee agenda
2025-03-04H1st Reading (Original Filed Version)
2025-03-02HNow in Criminal Justice Subcommittee
2025-03-02HReferred to Judiciary Committee
2025-03-02HReferred to Criminal Justice Subcommittee
2025-02-20HFiled