CCW in Bars/Restaurants

[Pops Fun]

Rumor has it that the bill SB 17 is scheduled for an amendment mentioning Beer is alcohol ? :confused: today in the Ohio House.

Then the Senate could vote on it today ??? If it passes could go to the Governor today.

Hard to believe but could happen !! Then let the phone calls begin!!

[Pops Fun]

The house passed SB 17 with 55 votes ...now it's up to the senate..

[Maximus]

Rumor has it that the bill SB 17 is scheduled for an amendment mentioning Beer is alcohol ? :confused: today in the Ohio House.

Then the Senate could vote on it today ??? If it passes could go to the Governor today.

Hard to believe but could happen !! Then let the phone calls begin!!

So your saying that CCW will NOT be allowed in a Restaurant that serves Beer?

[Pops Fun]

So your saying that CCW will NOT be allowed in a Restaurant that serves Beer?


No.. I am saying that they added beer to the law . Your not allowed to drink liquor or beer .... weird but there definition of liquor exempts beer??? :lol: So they added beer to the bill with liquor. There was some talk on forums that you could drink beer because it wasn't alcohol by definition... very confusing

[cstreu1026]

One would think it would have been simpler to not allow the consumption of any alcohol containing beverages, but then again this is the government we're talking about.

[Pops Fun]

I guess they didn't amend the law since this says it goes to the Governors desk next!!



From Ohioans for Concealed Carry:

YOU DID IT OHIO!

Minutes ago, for a second time with a second bill, the Ohio House of Representatives passed SB17 (Restaurant Carry) by a tentative vote of 55 YEA to 38 NAY votes (subject to change slightly).
Since 2004 Ohioans For Concealed Carry has considered Restaurant Carry one of is primary legislative goals and today we have finally witnessed the passing of a clean bill that will be sent to the Governor's desk promptly.
Your job now is to call Governor Kasich and politely ask him to sign SB17 into law or to simply allow it to become law without his signature ten days after he receives it. Either option is acceptable to all of us.
Governor Kasich:
(614) 466-3555

[Maximus]

So as long as you are SOBER, you can Pop a Cap in Dat Ass??

[Pops Fun]

One would think it would have been simpler to not allow the consumption of any alcohol containing beverages, but then again this is the government we're talking about.

The law goes to the Governor... I was wrong.

It's a hoot listening to these yahoos....
Many different amendments, were tried like counties to vote to have the law or not etc. can you imagine that you would have to take a state map with the county lines drawn out>>>

[Pops Fun]

That was quick!!

Passed the senate concurrence vote!

25-7

Last step, the Governor's desk!!!!

Let's start calling now!!

[djom1cincy]

SWEET. Let's hope he signs it quickly.

[Black92LX]

Congrats Ohio. I always enjoy looser gun legislation.

[Pops Fun]

Another step..... Will he sign just before the 4th of July....:D :lol: I think so.

Concurrence 06/15/11
Sent to Governor 06/22/11
End of 10-day period 07/04/11

[Pops Fun]

Gov. Kasich will sign SB17 on June 30 ! (http://ohioccw.org/201106274939/gov-kasich-will-sign-sb17-on-june-30.html)

But 'restaurant carry' won't become law until at least 90 days after signing

[djom1cincy]

Gov. Kasich will sign SB17 on June 30 ! (http://ohioccw.org/201106274939/gov-kasich-will-sign-sb17-on-june-30.html)

But 'restaurant carry' won't become law until at least 90 days after signing

Yes. Finally.

[Pops Fun]

Supposed to be signed at 3pm today :):D;) Then 90 days ....

[cstreu1026]

so...90 days 2 hours, and 26 minutes. :D

[Pops Fun]

Stolen from the OFCC:

"It is vital that you walk away with this understanding: If the bill is filed with the Secretary of States office today (June 30th), I expect it to "go into effect" on Thursday, September 29th. If the bill isn't considered filed until Friday (July 1st), I do not expect the bill to "go into effect" until Friday, September 30th -- what this basically means is DO NOT start carrying a firearm in your vehicle or a restaurant as if these new regulations exist, because "legal day one" is not until this fall.

As of 4:55pm the Secretary of State's office advised Ohioans For Concealed Carry they have not received the law. Once that date is absolutely finalized by the Ohio Secretary of State's office we will publish it on our websites"