Administration of gene-based vaccines prohibited, and penalty provided.

HF 3152 prohibits healthcare providers in Minnesota from administering gene-based vaccines, defined as those using mRNA, modified mRNA, self-amplifying mRNA, or DNA technology. The bill directly affects medical professionals and facilities that administer such vaccines within the state. Violations carry a misdemeanor penalty of $500 per incident, and licensing boards must review licenses of violators. The law aims to ban the use of these specific vaccine technologies through a statutory prohibition and financial penalty.