In conclusion, this amendment is very simple. It prevents the ATF from imposing burdensome reporting requirements on responsible firearms retailers; it protects the privacy and Second Amendment rights of law-abiding citizens; and it ensures that the ATF will not circumvent the will of Congress. Again, I remind my colleagues that this amendment carries the full support of the National Rifle Association and the National Shooting Sports Foundation. I urge adoption.
Dan Boren: “In conclusion, this amendment is very simple. It prevents the ATF from imposing burdensome reporting requirements on…”
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The speaker is advocating for an amendment related to firearms reporting requirements.
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