PENNSYLVANIA, November 8 - vaccinated RECEIVE A COVID-19 VACCINE must not be denied any

right or privilege of citizenship.

(3) Currently this Commonwealth allows for medical and

religious exemptions for immunizations and these rights

should be given to all Pennsylvania residents who do not want

to receive an immunization A COVID-19 VACCINE.

Section 4. Prohibition.

The following apply:

(1) The Commonwealth or a political subdivision of the

Commonwealth, or an agent thereof, may not mandate an

individual in this Commonwealth to receive a COVID-19

vaccination.

(2) A State agency or political subdivision may not

enact or issue a rule, ordinance, order or any similar policy

that would result in an individual being required to submit

to a COVID-19 vaccination.

(3) A State agency or political subdivision, or an agent

thereof, may not take an action which would result in an

individual being required to submit to a COVID-19

vaccination, including as a condition of employment, access

to education, the ability to travel, entry to a public place

or contracting with a State agency or political subdivision.

(4) A COVID-19 vaccination offered by the Commonwealth

as part of a mass vaccination effort may only be provided to

individuals who consent to receiving the vaccination, without

coercion, after receiving full information of all known

ingredients, risks and benefits prior to the COVID-19

vaccination.

(5) Employers are prohibited from taking any adverse

employment action against an individual who declines TO

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