Proposes a constitutional amendment relating to firearms

This bill proposes a constitutional amendment to protect the right to own and carry firearms for self-defense and to assist civil authorities, while explicitly stating that these rights cannot be infringed upon. It allows local governments in specific counties and cities to create their own firearm regulations, such as permit systems, provided any fees cover only the cost of issuing permits and permits do not last longer than five years. The amendment also includes exceptions for law enforcement, judges, and licensed security guards, and limits penalties for violating local firearm ordinances to fines or jail terms under one year. Additionally, the text clarifies that the state must uphold these rights but retains the power to restrict firearm ownership for convicted violent felons and individuals deemed a danger due to mental health issues.