Jim Simmons
08-23-2004, 09:31 AM
Instructors:
Effective immediately, you should start adding this sentencing to your training certificates:
"This course complies with section 5j of 1927 PA 372."
Between now and October 4, gun boards cannot reject training certificates that don't have the statutory language, but otherwise comply with the certificate rules. Starting 10/4, gun boards can require the statutory language be on training certificates, and refuse to honor certificates that don't have this language.
This is in an effort to minimize gun boards' discretion to hassle applicants based on their training certificates.
Let me remind you, however, that you are now, even more than in the past, certifying the the class you have taught comports with 5j. NRA PPIH is specifically intended; instructors using other curricula need to satisfy themselves that what they teach comports with the law.
Feel free to re-distribute or publish this freely.
Effective immediately, you should start adding this sentencing to your training certificates:
"This course complies with section 5j of 1927 PA 372."
Between now and October 4, gun boards cannot reject training certificates that don't have the statutory language, but otherwise comply with the certificate rules. Starting 10/4, gun boards can require the statutory language be on training certificates, and refuse to honor certificates that don't have this language.
This is in an effort to minimize gun boards' discretion to hassle applicants based on their training certificates.
Let me remind you, however, that you are now, even more than in the past, certifying the the class you have taught comports with 5j. NRA PPIH is specifically intended; instructors using other curricula need to satisfy themselves that what they teach comports with the law.
Feel free to re-distribute or publish this freely.