North Carolina H244 restricts the display of flags on government property to specific governmental flags.

North Carolina H244, the Depoliticize Government Property Act, amends Chapter 144 of the General Statutes to specify which governmental flags can be flown or displayed on property owned or leased by the state or political subdivisions. The bill allows only the United States flag, the North Carolina flag, county or city flags, military branch flags, the POW/MIA flag, the Honor and Remember flag, and flags of nations recognized by the U.S. during a visit by the nation's head of state or national delegation. The act also mandates that these flags be flown according to patriotic customs.

North Carolina H244 restricts the display of flags on government property to specific governmental flags.

North Carolina H244, the Depoliticize Government Property Act, amends Chapter 144 of the General Statutes to specify which governmental flags can be flown or displayed on property owned or leased by the state or political subdivisions. The bill allows only the United States flag, the North Carolina flag, county or city flags, military branch flags, the POW/MIA flag, the Honor and Remember flag, and flags of nations recognized by the U.S. during a visit by the nation's head of state or national delegation. The act also mandates that these flags be flown according to patriotic customs.