New York bill A01031 aims to prohibit discrimination based on religious attire in recreational water parks.
New York bill A01031 amends the civil rights law to prohibit discrimination against individuals based on their religious attire in recreational water parks. This includes beaches, lakes, pools, and other water facilities operated for recreational use. The bill ensures that owners, lessees, and operators of these facilities cannot require individuals to violate their sincerely held religious practices, such as wearing specific attire or facial hair. The amendment will take effect 60 days after the bill becomes law.
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