No Vaccine Passports Act: Federal Agencies Cannot Require COVID-19 Proof
This bill prohibits federal agencies from issuing COVID-19 vaccine passports or sharing citizens' vaccination status with third parties. The key impact for citizens is that proof of COVID-19 vaccination cannot be required for access to federal property, federal services, or congressional grounds. This ensures the protection of medical privacy and guarantees equal access to public services regardless of vaccination status.
Key points
Federal agencies are prohibited from creating or issuing standardized documentation (passports) certifying citizens' COVID-19 vaccination status.
Federal agencies are banned from publishing or sharing citizens' COVID-19 vaccination records or similar health information with third parties.
Proof of COVID-19 vaccination cannot be a requirement for accessing Federal property, Federal services, or congressional grounds or services.
Status:
Introduced
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