HB2653

Allows students to apply sunscreen at school

Introduced·1/7/26
Introduced Text

Missouri HB2653 allows students to apply sunscreen at school without parental or physician authorization.

Missouri HB2653 permits public school students to possess and self-apply sunscreen regulated by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration without needing parental or physician authorization. If a student is unable to self-apply sunscreen, a school employee may assist with written parental consent. Neither the employee nor the employer is liable for adverse reactions or for discontinuing sunscreen application.

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Emerging Issues Committee
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History

May 15

House

Referred: Emerging Issues(H)

Jan 8

House

Read Second Time (H)

Jan 7

House

Read First Time (H)