Prohibition of Vaccine Passports and COVID-19 Discrimination
This act aims to prohibit the federal government from issuing vaccine passports and to prevent businesses from discriminating against customers based on their COVID-19 vaccination status. This means citizens would not be required to show proof of vaccination to access services or products, and federal employees would be protected from mandatory vaccinations. Schools requiring vaccinations would need to provide exemptions, such as for religious or medical reasons.
Key points
The Federal Government cannot issue vaccine passports or require COVID-19 vaccination proof for public services.
Businesses cannot require COVID-19 vaccination proof from customers for products or services, with exceptions for healthcare and education.
Federal employees, excluding Department of Defense, cannot be mandated to receive a COVID-19 vaccine as a condition of employment.
Schools requiring COVID-19 vaccines must provide exemptions (religious, medical, conscience, natural immunity) to receive federal financial aid.
Individuals denied service due to vaccination status can pursue civil action.
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