What restriction is placed on individuals providing volunteer security services at places of worship?

Individuals providing volunteer security services at places of worship are restricted from wearing a badge that resembles a peace officer's badge. This restriction is in place to prevent confusion among the public regarding the authority and role of volunteer security personnel. The intention is to maintain clarity about the legality and function of those providing security services.

If volunteer security personnel were permitted to wear badges that closely resemble those of law enforcement officers, it could create misunderstandings and potentially lead to situations where individuals believe these volunteers hold law enforcement authority. This could erode public trust and compromise the safety and security environment that places of worship strive to provide.

The other options relate to specific dress codes or identification protocols that may not have the same critical implications for public perception and authority as the use of badges. Thus, wearing a badge that resembles a peace officer's badge is an important restriction that helps clarify the role of volunteers in security without misrepresentation.