Illinois SB3340, also known as Kiki's Law, ensures individuals can wear protective medical equipment in public places without discrimination or undue.
Illinois SB3340, known as Kiki's Law, guarantees that all individuals have the right to wear protective medical equipment in any public place without discrimination or undue hardship. This includes face masks, respirators, gloves, and other protective gear. The law prohibits discrimination, retaliation, and harassment against individuals for wearing such equipment. It also allows for brief removal of protective equipment for identification purposes in certain situations, such as purchasing age-restricted products or verifying identity at financial institutions.
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