MO HB1103

Establishes state preemption prohibiting political subdivisions from enacting ordinances that restrict, limit, or interfere with alternatives-to-abortion agencies' assembly, religious practices, or speech, including counseling, referrals, advertising, and communications with clients.

Allows political subdivisions to continue enforcing zoning, land use, building codes, and fire codes only if applied equally to similarly situated agencies and not used to circumvent the bill's intent.

Defines "alternatives-to-abortion agency" as maternity homes, pregnancy resource centers, or entities primarily providing services to pregnant women to support carrying pregnancies to term or placing children for adoption.

Permits courts to award injunctive relief, damages, reasonable attorney's fees, and costs in enforcement actions, with remedies available in addition to other legal remedies.