This bill proposes to amend current Arizona statutes by adding new provisions that prohibit employers, government entities, and healthcare entities from requiring the administration of emergency use products as a condition of employment or service. Specifically, it introduces new sections to Title 23 and Title 36 of the Arizona Revised Statutes, defining "emergency use product" in accordance with federal law and establishing the definitions for "government entity" and "health care entity."

The bill would insert language that explicitly states that an employer, government entity, or healthcare entity may not mandate the administration of an emergency use product, as defined in the federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act. It also clarifies the definitions of "government entity" and "health care entity," ensuring that these terms align with existing statutes. Overall, the bill aims to protect individuals from being compelled to receive emergency use products in various employment and healthcare contexts.

Statutes affected:
Introduced Version: 23-207, 36-686, 36-1302
House Engrossed Version: 23-207, 36-686, 36-1302