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Summary
The bill grants unhoused individuals the right to be on public property and to perform basic life‑sustaining activities such as sleeping, eating, or using a vehicle, without being penalized. It also bars government officials from criminalizing or civilly punishing those actions and provides a legal defense if a person is charged with trespass or disturbing the peace while lacking an adequate indoor shelter. Additionally, it removes a municipality’s power to enforce vagrancy laws.
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- Judiciary — Bill HearingJudiciary · Feb 3, 2026
History
- Hearing canceled
- Hearing 2/03 at 2:00 p.m.
- Hearing 2/03 at 1:00 p.m.
- First Reading Judiciary
- Pre-filed
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- Mireku-North · sponsor
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