Senate committee passes Hayli’s Law so regulators don’t sour young entrepreneurs – Illinois Policy Institute

March 8, 2020

The bill would ensure children under 18 could run a lemonade stand without a permit or license and would not be liable for any unintended injury. The proposal is named for Hayli Martenez, a Kankakee girl who was forced to shutter her lemonade stand last summer by county health officials.

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