If enacted, this bill would amend current Arizona statutes by adding 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 would insert new language defining the term "emergency use product" in accordance with federal law, specifically referencing section 564 of the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act.

The bill would also introduce definitions for "government entity" and "health care entity," clarifying that a government entity includes the state and its political subdivisions that utilize tax revenues, while a health care entity is defined as per existing law in section 36-2401. These changes aim to ensure that individuals are not compelled to receive emergency use products in the workplace or by healthcare providers, thereby reinforcing personal choice in medical decisions.

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