concealed weapons permits; fees

SB 1053 amends Arizona's concealed weapons permit law to allow the Department of Public Safety to set a reasonable fee for both resident and non-resident applicants. It requires applicants to provide proof of firearm training (via documentation or certification) and meet eligibility criteria, including age requirements (21+ or 19+ with military service), no felony convictions, and mental health standards. The bill also establishes a $300 civil penalty for permit holders who fail to present their permit upon law enforcement request, with specific procedures for permit suspension and restoration. This bill directly affects individuals seeking or holding concealed weapons permits in Arizona.