AB 1006: Firearms: concealed carry.

This bill would amend California law to prohibit carrying a concealed firearm or a loaded firearm in public. It would also change the requirements for obtaining a license to carry a concealed firearm, making it harder for people who have been charged with certain offenses or have a history of providing false information to obtain a license. The bill would also consider the spouse of the recorded owner of the firearm as the recorded owner for licensing purposes. Additionally, it would expand the list of acts that deem an applicant as a disqualified person, including providing false information or being convicted of certain offenses, such as threatening the life of an elected public official. The bill would make other conforming changes and provide that the provisions of the bill are severable. It would not require reimbursement from the state for certain costs.