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            |  | A BILL TO BE ENTITLED | 
         
            |  | AN ACT | 
         
            |  | relating to the governor's power to control the sale, | 
         
            |  | transportation, and use of weapons and ammunition during a declared | 
         
            |  | state of disaster or state of emergency. | 
         
            |  | BE IT ENACTED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF TEXAS: | 
         
            |  | SECTION 1.  Section 418.019, Government Code, is amended to | 
         
            |  | read as follows: | 
         
            |  | Sec. 418.019.  RESTRICTED SALE AND TRANSPORTATION OF | 
         
            |  | MATERIALS.  The governor may suspend or limit the sale, dispensing, | 
         
            |  | or transportation of alcoholic beverages, [ firearms,] explosives, | 
         
            |  | and combustibles. | 
         
            |  | SECTION 2.  Section 433.002(b), Government Code, is amended | 
         
            |  | to read as follows: | 
         
            |  | (b)  The directive may provide for: | 
         
            |  | (1)  control of public and private transportation in | 
         
            |  | the affected area; | 
         
            |  | (2)  designation of specific zones in the affected area | 
         
            |  | in which, if necessary, the use and occupancy of buildings and | 
         
            |  | vehicles may be controlled; | 
         
            |  | (3)  control of the movement of persons; | 
         
            |  | (4)  control of places of amusement or assembly; | 
         
            |  | (5)  establishment of curfews; | 
         
            |  | (6)  control of the sale, transportation, and use of | 
         
            |  | alcoholic beverages[ , weapons, and ammunition, except as provided  | 
         
            |  | by Section 433.0045]; and | 
         
            |  | (7)  control of the storage, use, and transportation of | 
         
            |  | explosives or flammable materials considered dangerous to public | 
         
            |  | safety. | 
         
            |  | SECTION 3.  This Act takes effect September 1, 2021. |