Missouri HB2399 establishes a bill of rights for the unhoused, ensuring freedoms and protections.
Missouri HB2399 introduces a bill of rights for the unhoused, guaranteeing several fundamental rights. These include the freedom to move freely in public spaces, equal treatment by city and state agencies, access to emergency medical care, privacy for personal property, the right to vote and receive necessary documentation, and protection from unauthorized disclosure of personal records. The bill aims to ensure that unhoused individuals receive the same rights and protections as others in society.
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