Vaccine requirements-limitations-2.

Wyoming's SF 1006 (inactive since 2021) would require health care facilities, government services, and essential businesses (like pharmacies, grocery stores, and hospitals) to provide reasonable accommodations - such as virtual visits or alternative service methods - for people unable or unwilling to show vaccination proof. It also creates a new personal exemption for schoolchildren to skip required vaccines, while banning employers from making vaccination a job requirement as a form of discrimination. The bill defines "reasonable accommodation" as changes to policies that avoid undue hardship or health risks, and specifies that schools must allow unvaccinated students to attend during outbreaks without counting them as absent. This bill was never introduced in the legislature and remains inactive.