The proposed bill introduces CHAPTER 104, titled "Vaccination, Testing, and Mask Mandates Prohibition," to Title 23 of the General Laws, which prohibits any person or entity from imposing vaccination, testing, or mask mandates without allowing individuals to opt out based on personal beliefs, medical reasons, religious beliefs, immunity, periodic testing, or the use of personal protective equipment provided by the employer. The bill outlines procedures for claiming exemptions, requiring exemption statements from licensed medical professionals or documentation of immunity through laboratory tests.

Furthermore, the legislation establishes a complaint process for individuals who believe their exemptions have been improperly denied, empowering the Attorney General to investigate such complaints and impose fines on violators, which can range from $10,000 to $50,000 depending on the circumstances and size of the entity. The fines collected will be directed to the general revenue fund. This bill emphasizes personal choice in health-related decisions and aims to protect individual rights against mandatory health policies, taking effect immediately upon passage.