No Vaccine Mandates Act of 2023

This bill prohibits requiring U.S. persons to receive a COVID-19 vaccine (including for minors without consent) and mandates that vaccine providers disclose risks before administration. It protects privacy by making it unlawful to publicly share vaccination status without explicit written consent, except in limited circumstances like medical care. Violations could result in criminal penalties (up to 1 year in prison) or civil fines ($25,000 per disclosure). The law applies to all individuals, employers, healthcare providers, and entities handling vaccination data, with a 5-year sunset provision.