HB3853 ensures individuals can wear protective medical equipment in public places without discrimination.
HB3853, known as the Protective Medical Equipment Freedom Act, guarantees every individual the right to wear protective medical equipment in public accommodations without needing to disclose health status or other protected information. This right can only be restricted if the equipment interferes with safe operations or hazardous environments, provided alternative accommodations are offered. The Act prohibits discrimination against individuals for wearing such equipment, including denial of service, eviction, harassment, and adverse employment actions.
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