Illinois HB4848, also known as Kiki's Law, grants individuals the right to wear protective medical equipment in public accommodations without.
HB4848, or the Protective Medical Equipment Freedom Act, ensures that all individuals in Illinois have the right to wear protective medical equipment in any public accommodation without discrimination. This includes places like restaurants, theaters, and schools. The bill prohibits operators and public officials from penalizing individuals for wearing such equipment. Exceptions are made for security requirements, operational safety, and verifying identity for restricted products. The act also protects against retaliation for exercising this right and includes an undue hardship exemption.
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