The bill aims to prohibit the government from mandating vaccinations or immunizations for Coronavirus 2019 (COVID-19) and its subvariants. It establishes that no state agency, political subdivision, or official can require individuals to receive such vaccinations, nor can receiving a vaccine be a condition for education, employment, or access to state services. Additionally, the Department of Health is tasked with maintaining and publicly sharing information regarding potential risks and harms associated with these vaccines. The bill also includes provisions against coercion, ensuring that individuals cannot be pressured or discriminated against for refusing the vaccine.

Furthermore, if federal funding is contingent upon vaccination, state entities must seek approval from the Legislative Council before imposing any mandates. The bill declares an emergency, citing public concerns about forced vaccinations and the need for clarity in state law regarding vaccination requirements. The act is set to take effect immediately upon approval by the Governor or after the expiration of the veto period.