HB0141

Failed

Health mandates-CDC and WHO jurisdiction in Wyoming.

Prohibit the CDC, WHO, and similar organizations from enforcing health mandates or COVID-19 requirements in Wyoming.

Full legal title

AN ACT relating to public health and safety; prohibiting health mandates and requirements for COVID-19 and any variant thereof by specified federal and nongovernmental health organizations; and providing for an effective date.

Health

Sponsor:

Co-sponsors: Representative(s) Angelos, Brown, G, Hoeft, Johnson, Kelly, McCann, Styvar, Wasserburger, Webber, Wharff, Senator(s) Pearson

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What does this bill do?

Prohibits the CDC and WHO from having jurisdiction in Wyoming and declares their requirements, mandates, and guidance regarding COVID-19 vaccines, masks, and testing to be non-binding and without force or effect in the state.

Creates W.S. 35-4-1101 stating that the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the World Health Organization have no jurisdiction in Wyoming, and any requirements, mandates, recommendations, instructions, or guidance from either organization cannot justify mask, vaccine, or medical testing requirements for COVID-19 and its variants, and has no force or effect in Wyoming. (Section 1, W.S. 35-4-1101)

Effective: Immediately upon completion of all acts necessary for a bill to become law

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Actions (3)

2/3/2025(House)

H Did not Consider for Introduction

1/10/2025(House)

H Received for Introduction

1/9/2025(LSO)

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Roll Call Votes (0)

No roll call votes recorded.