What was the subject is the Brady bill?

The Brady Bill, officially known as the Brady Handgun Violence Prevention Act, was enacted in 1993 and aimed to impose a waiting period for handgun purchases and establish a background check system for buyers. Named after James Brady, who was injured during an assassination attempt on President Ronald Reagan, the legislation sought to reduce gun violence by preventing individuals with criminal records or mental health issues from obtaining firearms. The law was significant in promoting gun control measures in the United States.