A bill for an act relating to the right of access for persons with disabilities and service animals and modifying penalties.

HF 2333 clarifies that people with disabilities, those assisting service animals, and service animal trainers have the right to bring service animals or service-animal-in-training to any location where such animals are permitted under state or federal law - expanding access beyond the current list of covered places like restaurants and hotels. The bill specifies that businesses or facilities cannot require additional fees for service animals and holds handlers liable only for damage caused by the animal. It modifies penalties for interfering with this right, maintaining a simple misdemeanor charge for violations. This directly affects businesses, public venues, and individuals with disabilities who rely on service animals for access. The bill aims to standardize access rights where service animals are legally allowed, without changing existing coverage for common public spaces.