Minnesota HF3271

Right to presence of patient advocate in clinic or hospital settings 24 hours a day. Advocate may not be denied visit based on vaccine status. Patients have a right to try alternative early treatments and procedures, including off-label drug use. No disciplinary actions against providers who prescribe off-label medications. Other provisions.

Minnesota HF2720

No employer shall require employee to openly or publicly reveal or display any part of their medical history or health information directly or indirectly. This includes but is not limited to public indication of an employee's vaccination status. Violation is a misdemeanor.

Minnesota SF2638

Commissioner of health prohibited from modifying immunization requirements for enrollment in an elementary or secondary school or child-care facility to require immunizations against COVID-19.

Minnesota SF2384

Human Services Commissioner may not condition benefits upon vaccination status.

Minnesota HF2545

Human Services Commissioner may not condition benefits upon vaccination status.

Minnesota HF2540

Health Commissioner may not add COVID-19 vaccine to those required for K-12 students.

Minnesota SF2279

Providers who administer vaccines must provide vaccine information including the package insert and the CDC information statement and obtain written informed consent. Providers report adverse reactions to VAERS. Providers may not be penalized explaining potential side effects of vaccination.

Minnesota SF2278

Providers who administer vaccines must provide vaccine information including the package insert and the CDC information statement and obtain written informed consent. Providers to report adverse reactions to VAERS. Providers may not be penalized explaining potential side effects of vaccination.

Minnesota SF2277

Adds to right to refuse law. Vaccine requirements by commissioner of health require consent. Written consent required. No government official shall attempt to coerce or compel an individual to consent to vaccination by means of withholding a government benefit or benefits.

Minnesota HF1953

Higher education vaccine exemptions for medical reasons, prior infection, immunity, and conscientious reasons. Must post notice of exemptions.

Minnesota HF1905

To protect Tenth Amendment, no government entity shall enforce federal vaccine requirements. Civil cause of action for violation.

Minnesota HF1896

No government entity shall enforce any vaccine mandate, including federal mandates. If employer requires vaccine, they must accept proof of antibodies as equivalent.

Minnesota HF1879

Prior to any vaccination, the provider must provide information including: that the patient or parent may decline some or all vaccines, that there is no liability for harm, vaccine information, and the availability of mercury-free alternatives. Must obtain written consent for each vaccine using specific form. Providers to report adverse reactions to VAERS and state database. Physician protection.

Minnesota HF1860

No vaccination allowed without written consent. No government entity may condition assistance on vaccination. Neither government entity nor business may discriminate based on vaccination status; violation is a felony with a ten-year minimum sentence.

Minnesota SF1226

No state entity may require any person to be vaccinated for a disease or to show proof of vaccination. No business may require any vaccine for employees or others. Does not apply to listed K-12 vaccinations.

Minnesota SF1105

Prior to any vaccination, the provider must provide information including: that the patient or parent may decline some or all vaccines, that there is no liability for harm, vaccine information, and the availability of mercury-free alternatives. Must obtain written consent for each vaccine using specific form. Providers to report adverse reactions to VAERS and state database. Physician protection.

Minnesota SF1106

No vaccination allowed without written consent. No government entity may condition assistance on vaccination. Neither government entity nor business may discriminate based on vaccination status; violation is a felony with a ten-year minimum sentence.

Minnesota SF1076

Limits establishment by government or business of contact tracing, digital contact tracing, immunizations, communicable disease testing, and the required disclosure of certain information.

Minnesota SF938

To protect Tenth Amendment, no government entity shall enforce federal vaccine requirements. Civil cause of action for violation.

Minnesota SF923

No government entity shall enforce any vaccine mandate, including federal mandates. If employer requires vaccine, they must accept proof of antibodies as equivalent.

Minnesota SF937

Employers may not require or incentivize employees to reveal or display any part of medical record or information, including vaccination status. Civil and criminal penalties; violation is a misdemeanor.

Minnesota SF811

Higher education vaccine exemptions for medical reasons, prior infection, immunity, and conscientious reasons. Must post notice of exemptions.

Minnesota HF885

Parent required to be present for vaccination of a minor. Exceptions.

Minnesota HF704

Contact tracing, digital contract tracing, immunizations, communicable disease testing, and required disclosure of information limits established; destruction of data required; mandatory digital contact tracing by employers prohibited, and civil penalties provided.

Minnesota HF680

Vaccine Recipient Bill of Rights. People reserve the right to determine their own medical interest regarding vaccines without threat to employment, school, or freedom. Providers must disclose specific vaccine used; prior to vaccination to give independent information from non-Pharma, non-governmental sources. Providers to give information about VAERS. Businesses prohibited from requiring a person to take a vaccine unless authorized under other law.

Minnesota SF4884

VACCINE RECIPIENT BILL OF RIGHTS. An individual shall reserve the right to determine what is in the individual's own best medical interest regarding obtaining or not obtaining vaccines without threat to the individual's livelihood, ability to attend school, or freedom of movement. Providers must disclose vaccine type and provide information, including independent information. No employer shall ask a health care provider to promote a COVID-19 vaccine. health care providers must educate themselves regarding the vaccine adverse events reporting system run by the CDC and provide each vaccine recipient with information on the system. A private business in Minnesota is prohibited from requiring an individual to obtain a vaccine, unless the private business is authorized or required to do so under other law. Other provisions.

Minnesota SF204

No state entity may require persons to be vaccinated for any disease or to show proof of such. No business may require any vaccination in order to work at or receive services at said business. Exception for school vaccines.

Minnesota SF76

Creates Parents Bill of Rights. Includes recognizing informed consent in making health care decisions for a minor, the right to accept or decline medical interventions, and the right to consent in writing before any pharmaceutical, surgical, or therapeutic interventions, unless a life-threatening emergency exists.