Title: Authorizes a Health Exemption for Masking in Public and Prohibits Use of Masks During Criminal Activity
Vetoed by Governor Roy Cooper III
Title: Authorizes a Health Exemption for Masking in Public and Prohibits Use of Masks During Criminal Activity
Vote to adopt a conference report and pass a bill that authorizes a health exemption for masking in public while preventing the use of masks during criminal activity in North Carolina.
Exempts certain individuals and professions from this act (Sec. 1).
Expands criminal penalties if an individual was wearing a mask when in the commission of another crime (Sec. 1).
Prohibits gubernatorial mandates, executive order, or secretarial actions concerning limits on religious institutions in North Carolina (Sec. 1).
Increases the penalties for blocking a road during a demonstration (Sec. 1).
Amends campaign finance laws regarding federal political committees and political organizations (Sec. 1).
Title: Authorizes a Health Exemption for Masking in Public and Prohibits Use of Masks During Criminal Activity
Vote to pass a bill that authorizes a health exemption for masking in public while preventing the use of masks during criminal activity in North Carolina.
Exempts certain individuals and professions from this act (Sec. 1).
Expands criminal penalties if an individual was wearing a mask when in the commission of another crime (Sec. 1).
Prohibits gubernatorial mandates, executive order, or secretarial actions concerning limits on religious institutions in North Carolina (Sec. 1).
Increases the penalties for blocking a road during a demonstration (Sec. 1).
Amends campaign finance laws regarding federal political committees and political organizations (Sec. 1).
Title: Authorizes a Health Exemption for Masking in Public and Prohibits Use of Masks During Criminal Activity
Vote to pass a bill that authorizes a health exemption for masking in public while preventing the use of masks during criminal activity in North Carolina.
Exempts certain individuals and professions from this act (Sec. 1).
Expands criminal penalties if an individual was wearing a mask when in the commission of another crime (Sec. 1).
Prohibits gubernatorial mandates, executive order, or secretarial actions concerning limits on religious institutions in North Carolina (Sec. 1).
Increases the penalties for blocking a road during a demonstration (Sec. 1).
Amends campaign finance laws regarding federal political committees and political organizations (Sec. 1).
Title: Authorizes a Health Exemption for Masking in Public and Prohibits Use of Masks During Criminal Activity