A Bill to Recognize the Iron Sights Range as a Recreational Shooting Range

An Act
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Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the State of Firestone in Congress assembled,

ARTICLE 1. NULLIFICATION OF OUTDATED LEGISLATION

SECTION 1.

A Bill to Recognize the Iron Sights Range for Recreational Purposes shall be annulled.

(a) The term “A Bill to Recognize the Iron Sights Range for Recreational Purposes” shall be defined as A Bill to Recognize the Iron Sights Range for Recreational Purposes

ARTICLE 2. RECOGNITION OF SHOOTING RANGE

SECTION 1.

The Iron Sights Shooting Range located in Arborfield, Firestone shall be recognized as an official shooting range.

SECTION 2.

The Iron Sights Shooting Range located in Arborfield shall have the following property lines: Iron Sight Range Property - Arborfield, Firestone.

ARTICLE 3. ACCESS TO THE PUBLIC

SECTION 1.

Whenever this range is not being operated by the business that it is leased to, it shall be considered free to access by the public, unless the property is being restricted, pursuant to Article 5, Section 5 of the Constitution. Whenever the range is being operated, it shall be considered the property of the business that it is leased to.

(a) In this legislation, the term “operated” shall be defined as “being utilized for recreational purposes or events”. Workers of the business that it is being leased to must be present on the property grounds for the range to be considered in operation.

(b) The Department of Commerce shall have the ability to lease this property to a business.

ARTICLE 4. ENACTMENT

SECTION 1.

This legislation shall be brought into law, given that it follows the procedures to do so, as outlined by the Constitution.