This bill proposes the creation of a new section in chapter 23-12 of the North Dakota Century Code that establishes an exemption for individuals from required vaccines under specific conditions. The bill defines "department" as the department of health and human services and mandates that this department publicizes the existence of the exemption. Individuals required to receive vaccines for employment, school attendance, or licensing may claim an exemption if there is no FDA-approved vaccine that meets certain criteria, including safety evaluations, public disclosure of vaccine-related injuries, and proof that the vaccine's risks are less than those posed by the disease it prevents.

Additionally, the bill stipulates that the department must inform the public about the exemption process, allowing individuals to claim it for themselves or on behalf of dependents. It also prohibits state agencies, political subdivisions, boards, or commissions from imposing any conditions that contradict this exemption. Overall, the bill aims to provide a clear framework for individuals seeking to opt out of mandatory vaccinations based on specific safety and liability standards.