(e)  Except as provided by Subsection (f) or (i), the commission or
administrator shall cancel an original or renewal permit if it is found, after
possess a firearm in a building on the licensed premises.  This subsection
does not apply to a person:
(1)  who holds a security officer commission issued under Chapter 1702,
Occupations Code, if:
(A)  the person is engaged in the performance of the person's duties as a
security officer;
(B)  the person is wearing a distinctive uniform; and
(C)  the weapon is in plain view;
(2)  who is a peace officer;
(3)  who is a permittee or an employee of a permittee if the person is
supervising the operation of the premises; or
(4)  who possesses a concealed handgun of the same category the person
is licensed to carry under Subchapter H, Chapter 411, Government Code,
unless the person is on the premises of a business described by Section
46.035(b)(1), Penal Code.
(f)  The commission may adopt a rule allowing:
(1)  a gun or firearm show on the premises of a permit holder, if the
premises is owned or leased by a governmental entity or a nonprofit civic,
religious, charitable, fraternal, or veterans' organization;
(2)  the holder of a permit for the sale of alcoholic beverages for
off-premises consumption to also hold a federal firearms license;  or
(3)  the ceremonial display of firearms on the premises of the permit holder.
(g)  The length of a suspension must be appropriate for the nature and
seriousness of the violation.  In determining the length of a suspension,
the commission or administrator shall consider:
(1)  the type of license or permit held;
(2)  the type of violation;
(3)  any aggravating or ameliorating circumstances concerning the violation,
including those enumerated in Section 11.64(c);  and
(4)  the permittee's or licensee's previous violations.
(h)  The length of a suspension may not be based on:
(1)  the volume of alcoholic beverages sold;
(2)  the receipts of the business;
(3)  the taxes paid;  or
(4)  the financial condition of the permittee or licensee.
(i)  The commission shall adopt rules allowing a historical reenactment on
the premises of a permit holder.  Rules adopted under this subsection must
prohibit the use of live ammunition in a historical reenactment.
(j)  A hearing under Subsection (b) must be concluded not later than the
60th day after notice is provided under That subsection.  Neither the
permittee nor the commission may waive the provisions of this subsection.  
This subsection applies only to a hearing in connection with a wine and beer
retailer's permit, other than a permit held with a food and beverage
certificate, for premises located in a county with a population of 1.4 million
or more.
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