A bill for an act relating to the Iowa medical freedom Act, including limitations on requiring medical interventions by businesses, governmental entities, and educational institutions, modifying state authority during public health disasters, and including effective date provisions.

Summary

The bill amends Iowa law to stop businesses, educational institutions, governmental entities and ticket issuers from refusing service, employment, admission or benefits because a person has or has not received a medical intervention such as a vaccine. It allows those entities to require an intervention only when an employee must travel to a foreign jurisdiction that mandates it, provided proper notice or contract language is given. The measure aims to protect individual medical‑freedom choices while preserving the ability to meet foreign travel requirements.

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