sealed and then labeled. North Carolina law presently allows growlers to be filled and refilled at breweries throughout the state. But what this does is simply allow growlers to also be sold at off-premises retail locations that have the appropriate permit, and under certain specifications. This is really directed at the craft brewing segment of the market. You may not know that North Carolina, or maybe you do, has one of the largest craft brewing sets of businesses in the United States, and a lot of those businesses don't can and bottle their own beer. And in this way, those craft brewers could sell their product in these containers called growlers. I would add that other states, adjoining states, have this same provision, meaning they allow growlers. I was surprised when the folks that were interested in the bill came to tell me that for example, the Piggly Wigglys in South Carolina are now selling growlers. So I would recommend the bill to you. It is the product of a lot of communications by a lot of different groups. We got near unanimous recommendation coming out of the committee. And again, I ask for your support. [SPEAKER CHANGES] Further discussion, further debate? If not, the question before the House is the passage of the House committee substitute to House bill 829 on its second reading. All in favor vote aye. All opposed vote no. The clerk will open the vote. The clerk will let the machine record the vote. 87 having voted the affirmative, 27 in the negative, the House committee substitute to House bill 829 has passed its second reading, and without objection will be read a third time. [SPEAKER CHANGES] General Assembly of North Carolina in action. [SPEAKER CHANGES] Further discussion, further debate? If not, the question before the House is the passage of House committee substitute to House bill 829 on its third reading. All in favor say aye. All opposed say no. The ayes appear to have it. The ayes do have it. The House committee substitute to House bill 829 has passed its third reading and will be sent to the Senate. The last bill on the calendar, ladies and gentlemen, House bill 937. The clerk will read. [SPEAKER CHANGES] Committee substitute for House bill 937, a bill to be entitled an act to increase penalties for certain crimes in which a firearm is used, displayed, or there is a threat to use or display a firearm, to make it a criminal offense for anyone to permit a child to have access to or possess a firearm without supervision and parental consent, to provide that a person who has a valid concealed handgun permit may do all of the following: have a concealed handgun in a locked vehicle in a state government parking lot, have a concealed handgun in a locked compartment in the vehicle on the premises of a community college or public or private college or university, and carry a handgun into an assembly where an admission fee is charged, or an establishment where alcoholic beverages are sold and consumed, unless the person in legal possession or control of the premises has posted a notice prohibiting the carrying of handguns on the premises, to provide that an employee of an institution of higher education who lives in a certain type of campus residence may carry a handgun on the employee's residential premises and in some instances also keep the gun in the employee's locked vehicle in the parking area of the institution of higher education, to clarify the law on local government authority to prohibit concealed carry of firearms, and to establish uniform state requirements for reporting information concerning mental health and substance abuse, judicial determinations or findings to the national incident criminal background check system, and to make these requirements more consistent with federal firearm law. General Assembly of North Carolina enacts. [SPEAKER CHANGES] Representative Schaffer, please state your purpose. [SPEAKER CHANGES] To speak on the bill. [SPEAKER CHANGES] The House will come to order. The lady is recognized to debate the bill. [SPEAKER CHANGES] Thank you Mr. Speaker, and ladies and gentleman