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Northwest · M
No shoes, no shirt, no service. We accept that.
If you want to receive a public service, where you're required to provide identify proof, then I need to see your face. If you're a public servant, and modesty requires you to cover up your face, then the same modesty rules, imply that you cannot be interacting with the general public.
If it's about a cultural custom, and you're a public servant, then I would still like to see your FACE.
If the laws is written this way, then it should not be a problem for anyone.
If you want to receive a public service, where you're required to provide identify proof, then I need to see your face. If you're a public servant, and modesty requires you to cover up your face, then the same modesty rules, imply that you cannot be interacting with the general public.
If it's about a cultural custom, and you're a public servant, then I would still like to see your FACE.
If the laws is written this way, then it should not be a problem for anyone.