Bill passes and will go to the Governor Cooper. Whether he will veto or not remains to be seen. NCGOP supermajority will override any veto. Bill will become law probably by end of week.
As of that establishment of law, the language currently states (and it has been confirmed by state democrats) that any member of the public can demand that you remove your mask in any public or private place for "identification". How you are identified, length of identification verification process allowed not specified, etc etc etc. Vague and bad, bad legislation. It will cause many problems. Whether or not, and how quickly, this ends up in court where more clarification may or may not become available is unclear.
I'll wrap up this thread once it's been through the Governor and becomes law. Perhaps I'll start a new thread after that where I'll post any further legal proceedings I feel are pertinent.
This action by the NCGOP will not remain contained in North Carolina. I am confident of that.
