OPPOSE:

SB 522 by Birdwell – Allowing county clerks to discriminate and refuse to issue marriage licenses based on personal religious beliefs.

HB 428 by King, Phil – Providing religious student organizations an exemption from nondiscrimination policies of public institutions of higher education if such policies do not conform to the student organization’s sincerely held religious beliefs.

HB 1805 by Sanford – Providing child welfare service providers the ability to decline to provide, facilitate, or refer a person for child welfare services if it conflicts with the provider’s sincerely held religious beliefs.

HB 1813 by Flynn – Allowing county clerks to pass off issuing marriage licenses to other certifying officials if issuing that marriage license conflicts with the clerk’s sincerely held religious beliefs

HB 1923 by Krause – Providing individuals and businesses the ability to decline to provide services to anyone if providing the service conflicts with the individual’s or businesses sincerely held religious beliefs

HB 2779 by Schaefer – Providing broad-based ability to decline to provide services to anyone if providing the service conflicts with sincerely held religious beliefs.

HB 2795 by Lang – Providing county clerks and deputy county clerks the ability to decline to provide a marriage license if doing so conflicts with their sincerely held religious beliefs.

HB 2876 by Sanford – Providing wedding industry professionals and employees the right to refuse service to clients if doing so conflicts with sincerely held religious beliefs

HB 2878 by Sanford – Providing health care professionals the right to refuse to treat patients if doing so conflicts with sincerely held religious beliefs

HB 3571 by Oliverson – Providing a religious exemption from any civil action claiming discrimination, or violation of a municipal ordinance for discrimination, based on any characteristic other than race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, or disability.

HB 3856 by Rinaldi – Providing the providers of psychological & counseling services the right to refuse service to clients if doing so conflicts with sincerely held religious beliefs.

HB 3859 by Frank – Providing the providers of child welfare services the right to refuse service to clients if doing so conflicts with sincerely held religious beliefs.