Missouri SB1128 protects firearm privacy by prohibiting entities from identifying firearm retailers or transactions.
Missouri SB1128, known as the Second Amendment Financial Privacy Act, prohibits entities from using merchant category codes to identify firearm retailers or transactions. It mandates that no government entity or agent shall maintain lists of privately owned firearms or their owners. The bill also bans payment card networks from requiring or incentivizing the use of merchant category codes that distinguish firearm retailers. The attorney general is tasked with investigating violations and can seek injunctions and civil penalties for non-compliance.
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