House Joint Resolution 353 establishes a 60-day voluntary firearms amnesty for surrender of legal, illegal, inherited or expired licensed weapons. ^[1] The Puerto Rico Senate approved three legislative measures during its Thursday session. ^[2] Puerto Rico Senate confirmed on 30 October 2026 that it is conducting an investigation into Suzanne Roig, Secretary of the Department of the Family. ^[3] Puerto Rico Senate is demanding additional information regarding this November 2025 Mexico trip as part of its investigation. ^[4] Senate records show Suzanne Roig traveled to Tlaxcala, Mexico from 3 November 2025 to 8 November 2025, the fourth official trip documented for the secretary. ^[5] On 2026-10-30, Puerto Rico Senate President Thomas Rivera Schatz filed official information request 2026-0151 targeting LUMA Energy smart meters. ^[6][11] House Bill 144 sets a maximum 20 calendar day transition period for filling vacant mayor positions due to death, resignation, removal or permanent incapacity. ^[7] Persons surrendering weapons during the amnesty will not face possession charges, though police may still investigate weapons for prior criminal use. ^[8] Suzanne Roig is also under separate investigation by the Puerto Rico Department of Justice. ^[9] Public complaints allege the new LUMA Energy smart meters have caused exponential increases in customer electricity bills. ^[10] Thomas Rivera Schatz stated that incorrect harmful meter readings are equivalent to energy theft and cannot be allowed. ^[12]