The bill amends the Public Health Code of Michigan by updating definitions and adding new provisions regarding vaccines. It specifically defines "gene-based vaccine" and clarifies that an "immunizing agent" does not include such vaccines. Additionally, the bill introduces a new section, 9228, which prohibits any person or governmental entity from ordering or administering a gene-based vaccine. The definition of "camping" is also modified to specify attendance at camps for more than four school-age children for a duration of five or more days within a 14-day period.

Furthermore, the bill revises section 16221, which outlines the grounds for disciplinary action against health professionals. It includes a range of prohibited acts and personal disqualifications that may lead to disciplinary measures, such as negligence, incompetence, and unethical business practices. The bill emphasizes the importance of maintaining professional standards and protecting public health by ensuring that health professionals adhere to the established regulations.

Statutes affected:
House Introduced Bill: 333.9201, 333.16221