Firearm Law Revisions.

Header formatting changed from 'Committee Substitute' to 'Ratified Bill' with updated session metadata and sponsor information removed.

Minor text corrections in Section 4 regarding assault penalties, including removal of duplicate words ('court court', 'officer officer') and clarification of felony class designations.

Line breaks and spacing adjustments throughout the document for final publication formatting.

Added provisions allowing school employees and volunteers to carry firearms or stun guns on private school property with written authorization from the school board or administrative director.

Added provisions allowing concealed carry on educational property that serves as both a school and a place of religious worship during worship services and related functions.

Expanded shooting range protections to include law enforcement ranges that relocate within the same county after operating for at least 25 years without substantial change in use.

New eligibility requirements for school employees/volunteers carrying weapons include annual safety training, written authorization, and school adoption of standard operating procedures.

Added new definitions for 'school administrative director' and 'school board of trustees' to clarify who can authorize weapon carrying at nonpublic schools.

Added requirement that nonpublic schools must distribute written standard operating procedures to parents annually regarding weapon possession and carrying.

Added pretrial release conditions requirement for persons charged with assaulting or threatening certain public officials, to be determined by a judge.

Increased punishment for assault or threats against executive, legislative, court officers, and local elected officials.

Added the term 'qualified' before 'person' in the eligibility criteria for carrying handguns on private school property, requiring individuals to meet additional unspecified qualifications beyond holding a valid permit or exemption.

Removed the list of primary sponsors (McNeely, Pyrtle, Miller, and Carver) from the bill header and updated the version number from H193-v-1 to H193-v-2.

Added 'Committee Substitute Favorable 4/29/25' designation to indicate this is a revised version approved by the committee.

Document formatting and line numbering were updated to reflect the bill's progression through the legislative process, including changes to bill identifier from DRH40136-ML-13A to H193-v-1.

Sponsor information was expanded to include additional representatives (Pyrtle, Miller, and Carver) and added a reference to the General Assembly website for a complete sponsor list.

The bill's referral date was updated from February 25, 2025 to February 26, 2025.