❌ SB25
Prohibit sun lamp tanning services to individuals under age 16
Current Status: In Senate Committee (Health)
Summary
The bill prohibits tanning facilities from providing sun lamp tanning services to individuals under the age of 16. For individuals aged 16 to 17, parental consent is required for each session, and they are limited to 45 sessions within a 90-day period. The bill also mandates that a parent or guardian must be present during each session for those aged 16 to 17.
Rationale
The bill restricts individual rights by limiting access to tanning services based on age, which conflicts with the Libertarian principles of self-ownership and personal liberty. It imposes government regulations on personal choices regarding health and body autonomy.
Risks and Concerns
- Infringement on personal liberties
- Increased government regulation
- Potential for overreach in parental rights