Missouri HB3233 prohibits wearing face coverings at assemblies in public buildings, except for health or religious reasons.
Missouri HB3233 amends Chapter 8 of the Revised Statutes of Missouri by adding a new section that prohibits wearing face coverings at any assembly occurring in or on the grounds of a public building. Exceptions are made for coverings worn to ensure physical health and safety, such as limiting the spread of airborne illnesses, or for religious purposes. This bill aims to regulate the use of face coverings in public spaces while allowing for necessary and religious exemptions.
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