Bill > SB00707

This bill proposes to prohibit the state, state employees, and entities receiving state funding from requiring employees to receive experimental or emergency-use vaccines (those not fully approved by the United States Food and Drug Administration), disclose their vaccination status, or participate in mandatory illness testing. Specifically, the bill would prevent state agencies, nonprofit organizations, and other state-funded entities from mandating these actions for their employees. The key provisions aim to protect individual choice regarding medical treatments and personal health information, particularly in the context of vaccines developed under emergency use authorization. By preventing mandatory vaccination, status disclosure, and testing, the bill seeks to give employees more autonomy in making personal health decisions, while potentially limiting the state's ability to implement public health measures during emergency situations like pandemics.

Health and Social Services

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