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Assembly approves bill that would ban businesses from requiring workers and customers to be vaccinated Molly Beck, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel © Submitted Nicholas Hartman, 17, son of Dr. Bill Hartman of UW Health, receives his first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine April 11, 2021, at a walk-in pop-up clinic at First United Methodist Church in Madison.
MADISON - Hospitals and clinics would be barred from requiring their staff to be vaccinated against COVID-19 under legislation Assembly Republicans passed.
Even before the vote, Democratic Gov. Tony Evers signaled he would veto it if it got to him.
Assembly Bill 299 would also forbid government officials and business owners from requiring any person to provide proof of receiving a COVID-19 vaccination to receive services, access buildings, participate in events or transact business.
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MADISON - Hospitals and clinics would be barred from requiring their staff to be vaccinated against COVID-19 under legislation Assembly Republicans passed.
Even before the vote, Democratic Gov. Tony Evers signaled he would veto it if it got to him.
Assembly Bill 299 would also forbid government officials and business owners from requiring any person to provide proof of receiving a COVID-19 vaccination to receive services, access buildings, participate in events or transact business. While we believe and have been encouraging folks to get vaccinated if that s the proper health-care decision for them, we also don’t believe people have to share their personal health information just to go about their daily lives, said Republican Rep. Tyler August of Lake Geneva.