The bill proposes to prohibit the enforcement of government vaccine mandates in Minnesota, asserting the rights of individuals against federal overreach. It specifically states that no government entity or its representatives can enforce mandatory vaccinations, vaccine passports, or any related credentials. This provision is rooted in the belief of protecting individual liberties and state sovereignty as guaranteed by the Tenth Amendment of the U.S. Constitution.

Additionally, the bill mandates that if any employer in Minnesota decides to require vaccinations, they must accept proof of natural antibodies as an alternative to vaccination. This aims to provide individuals with more options regarding their immunization status. The new legal language is proposed to be codified in Minnesota Statutes, chapter 144, and the provisions will take effect the day after the bill is enacted.