2026 Legislative Session

SB 207 – Protection from Unfair Treatment Based on Religion or Other Irrelevant Characteristics
Sen. Brady Brammer

Official bill purpose:

This bill prohibits, in relation to certain matters, unfair treatment based on a person’s religion or other irrelevant characteristics.

This bill:

  • Defines terms;
  • Prohibits unfair treatment, by creditors or credit reporting agencies, based on a person’s religion or other irrelevant characteristics;
  • Provides for administrative and legal enforcement of the provisions described in the preceding paragraph;
  • Prohibits unfair treatment by an insurer based on a person’s religion or other irrelevant characteristics;
  • Provides for enforcement of the provisions described in the preceding paragraph;
  • Requires a local education agency to establish a policy granting an excused absence from school for a student to observe a religious holiday or attend religious instruction;
  • Requires a state institution of higher education to reasonably accommodate an individual’s religious beliefs, faith, or conscience in relation to:
    • The state institution’s admission process;
    • A student’s attendance in class;
    • The scheduling of an examination or academic requirement; or
    • Participation in a specific academic requirement; and
  • Makes technical and conforming changes.

Read bill details on the official state site.

Association notes/why we’re tracking this:

This bill specifically imposes redundant requirements on credit unions.

Association posture on the bill:

Oppose

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