AN ACT PROHIBITING STATE AGENCIES FROM REQUIRING PRIVATE ENTITIES TO IMPOSE A REQUIREMENT INFRINGING ON INDIVIDUAL RIGHTS.
SB 1119 prohibits state agencies from requiring private businesses or organizations to impose rules that violate individuals' rights. It directly affects state agencies (like licensing boards) and private entities (such as companies or nonprofits) that might face such mandates. The bill would amend state law to explicitly ban this practice, ensuring private entities cannot be forced to enforce requirements infringing on civil liberties. Its purpose is to protect individual rights by preventing state agencies from indirectly imposing restrictive policies through private partners.
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Jan 2025
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Introduced Jan 23, 2025
Last action Jan 23, 2025
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