House Bill No. [insert bill number] introduces the "Louisiana Medical Freedom Act," which aims to protect individuals' rights to refuse medical interventions, including vaccinations, without facing discrimination or penalties. The bill establishes that no state, local government, or business entity can require individuals to receive medical interventions as a condition for employment, access to public services, or entry into public buildings. It also prohibits adverse actions against individuals who refuse medical interventions or face discrimination based on their medical intervention status. Additionally, the bill restricts the requirement for wearing face masks or other facial coverings, with specific exceptions for healthcare providers and safety equipment in occupational settings.

The legislation outlines definitions for "business entity" and "medical intervention," and emphasizes the right of individuals to seek restitution for any harm caused by violations of these provisions. Violators of the act may be liable for statutory damages of at least $5,000 per violation, along with other legal remedies. The bill aims to ensure that individuals can participate fully in society without being subjected to medical mandates that they do not agree with, thereby promoting medical freedom and personal choice in health-related matters.