Vaccine requirements-limitations.

HB 32 requires health care facilities, government services, and essential service providers (like pharmacies, grocery stores, and hospitals) to offer reasonable accommodations to people unable or unwilling to show vaccination proof, without causing undue hardship or posing a direct health threat. It mandates a five-year delay after federal vaccine safety monitoring before schools can require immunizations for students and bans employers from making vaccination a job condition unless based on federal law or necessary to prevent a direct health threat. Violating these rules is punishable as a misdemeanor with up to six months in jail or a $750 fine. The bill directly affects individuals seeking services, health care settings, schools, and employers.