WE the people DO have a few questions, Mr. President:
1.
Require federal agencies to make relevant (?) data available to the
federal background check system.
2.
Remove needless (?) legal barriers that may prevent states from making
information available to the background check system.
3.
Boost incentives (?) for states to share information with the background
check system.
4.
Direct the attorney general to review standards of ensuring dangerous (?) individuals are not legally attaining guns.
5.
Propose giving law enforcement the ability to run a full (?) background
check on an individual before returning a seized
gun.
6.
Inform federally licensed gun dealers on how to more thoroughly (?) run
background checks on private sellers.
7.
Launch a national safe and responsible (?) gun ownership campaign.
8.
Review safety (?) standards for gun locks and gun safes.
9.
Issue memorandum to require federal law enforcement to trace guns
recovered (?) in criminal investigations.
10.
Release a DOJ report analyzing (?) information on lost and stolen guns
and make it widely available to law enforcement.
11.
Nominate a new director of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms
and Explosives (Todd Jones).
12.
Provide law enforcement, first-responders, and school officials with
proper (?) training for ‘active shooter’ situations.
13.
Maximize gun violence prevention (?) and strongly prosecute gun crime.
14.
More federal funding for research on the causes and prevention (?) of gun violence.
15.
Report on gun-safety technologies (?) and challenge the private sector to
develop innovative technologies.
16.
Clarify that the Affordable Care Act does not prohibit doctors from
asking (?) their patients about guns in their homes.
17.
Release letter to health care providers clarifying that no federal
law prohibits them from reporting threats of violence (?) to law
enforcement authorities.
18.
Provide incentives (?) for schools to hire school-resource officers.
19.
Develop model emergency response plans (?) for schools, houses of worship
and institutions of higher education.
20.
Release a letter to state health officials clarifying the scope of
mental health services (?) that Medicaid plans must cover.
21.
Finalize regulations clarifying essential (?) health benefits and parity
requirements within ACA exchanges.
22.
Commit to finalizing mental-health parity (?) regulations.
23.
Launch a national dialogue (?) on mental health.
There are already background checks to buy a gun, why was this check not utilized when the school shooter bought the guns?...because HE didn't buy the gun(s)!! SMH in disbelief at each of the 23...REALLY!?!
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