Bill > HB1095

This bill modifies the Indiana crime guns task force by expanding its geographical scope and adjusting its governance structure. Specifically, the bill adds Lake County to the list of counties that can be part of the task force area, which previously included nine other counties primarily in central and northern Indiana. The bill also increases the number of executive board members required to establish a quorum from five to seven, meaning more board members must be present to conduct official business. Additionally, the bill changes the voting procedure for tie-breaking: now, when a vote is tied, the chairperson's position will prevail only if it receives at least four affirmative votes from board members, compared to the previous requirement of just three affirmative votes. The Indiana crime guns task force is a collaborative law enforcement initiative aimed at addressing gun-related crime, and this bill appears to be designed to enhance the task force's representation and decision-making capabilities by expanding its membership and adjusting its operational rules.

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https://iga.in.gov/legislative/2025/bills/house/1095/details