Washington § 66.24.720 - Exposure of body parts and sexually oriented conduct.

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§ 66.24.720. Exposure of body parts and sexually oriented conduct.

(1) The board may not adopt a rule or enforce any such rule restricting the exposure of body parts by any licensee under this title, its employees or patrons, or any other person under the control or direction of the licensee or an employee, or otherwise restricting sexually oriented conduct of any licensee under this title, its employees or patrons, or any other person under the control or direction of the licensee or an employee.
(2) This section may not be construed to permit conduct that is otherwise prohibited under other statutes in the Revised Code of Washington.
[ 2024 c 250 s 4.]

Notes

Rule repeal—2024 c 250: "The liquor and cannabis board shall repeal WAC 314-11-050 in its entirety. The liquor and cannabis board is preempted from adopting any similar rule as provided under section 4 of this act." [ 2024 c 250 s 5.]

Source: official Washington text · Last verified 2026-08-27

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