Prohibiting discrimination against adoption and foster care providers, or adoptive and foster parents, based on religious belief

This bill prohibits discrimination against adoption and foster care providers, or adoptive and foster parents, based on religious belief. The bill prohibits state government, as defined in the bill, from taking any discriminatory action, as defined in the bill, against adoption and foster care providers, or adoptive and foster parents, based on their sincerely held religious beliefs. The bill allows a person to assert a claim or defense against the state government for violating the bill and allows for injunctive relief, damages, and attorney fees and costs. The bill waives immunities and allows state government to be sued for purposes of the bill, except for state courts. The bill provides a two-year statute of limitation from the date the person knew or should have known that a discriminatory action was taken against the person. The bill specifies how the bill should be construed and provides that the bill supersedes other law in case of a conflict.