No. If it's missing it's inserted obviously. That's why you shouldn't omit it.
Here are the rules for parsing if you're interested
When the program contains a token that is not allowed by the formal grammar, then a semicolon is inserted if (a) there is a line break at that point, or (b) the unexpected token was a closing brace.
When the end of a file is reached, if the program cannot be parsed otherwise, then a semicolon is inserted.
When a "restricted production" is encountered and contains a line terminator in a place where the grammar contains the annotation "[no LineTerminator here]", then a semicolon is inserted.
