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 prevents any business, educational institution, governmental entity, or ticket issuer in Iowa from requiring a vaccine, drug, or other medical treatment to provide services, employment, or entry, except when travel to a foreign country that mandates such a treatment is involved. It also stops these entities from changing pay or benefits because of a person’s medical status, while allowing a one‑time incentive. The goal is to protect individual medical choices while allowing limited exceptions for foreign travel requirements.

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