IL SB3340

Creates the Protective Medical Equipment Freedom Act (also known as Kiki's Law), establishing the right for all individuals in Illinois to wear protective medical equipment such as face masks, respirators, gloves, and face shields in any place of public accommodation without disclosing health status.

Prohibits discrimination against individuals wearing protective medical equipment, including denial of service, eviction from premises, harassment to remove equipment, employment termination, and provision of unequal services or accommodations.

Protects against retaliation for exercising the right to wear protective equipment or reporting violations, with prohibited actions including intimidation, denial of future service, pay reduction, and disciplinary measures.

Provides exceptions allowing temporary removal of equipment for law enforcement security checks, identity verification for age-restricted purchases (alcohol, tobacco, firearms), and financial institution customer identification.

Excludes ski masks and balaclavas from the definition of protective medical equipment; places the burden on operators to prove any claimed "undue hardship" exemption.