Missouri HB1629 prohibits financial institutions from tracking firearms purchases in a way that discriminates against firearms retailers.
Missouri HB1629 establishes provisions to prevent financial institutions from tracking firearms purchases in a manner that discriminates against firearms retailers. The bill defines key terms such as "financial record," "firearms code," and "firearms retailer." It mandates that financial institutions cannot require the use of the firearms code in a way that distinguishes firearms retailers from other retailers. Additionally, the bill outlines procedures for investigating alleged violations, including the role of the attorney general and the potential for civil penalties.
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