AN ACT PROHIBITING THE STATE FROM MANDATING EXPERIMENTAL OR EMERGENCY VACCINATIONS, DISCLOSURE OF VACCINATION STATUS OR TESTING FOR ILLNESS.
SB 707 prohibits the state from requiring state employees, nonprofit organizations, or other entities receiving state funding to get experimental or emergency-use vaccines (those not fully FDA-approved), disclose vaccination records, or undergo mandatory illness testing. The bill directly affects state-funded workplaces and their employees, banning state-mandated health requirements for these specific scenarios. Key provisions explicitly block state enforcement of vaccine mandates, vaccination status disclosures, or illness testing as a condition of employment or funding. This policy change only restricts state actions, not private-sector requirements.
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Jan 2025
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Introduced Jan 16, 2025
Last action Jan 16, 2025
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