Arizona fails to pass ban on 'vaccine passports'
Arizona lawmakers this week failed to pass a ban on businesses requiring on "vaccine passports."
The measure, House Bill 2190, would have prohibited businesses or third-party online entities from asking "whether the person has or has not received a COVID-19 vaccine or a vaccine to address any variant of COVID-19 as a condition for receiving any service, product or admission to an event or venue," according to its text.
It would have also banned state, county and local governments, as well as public universities in Arizona, from requiring people to disclose whether they have been vaccinated.
The measure would not have prohibited health professionals or healthcare institutions from requiring documentation of vaccination, but they would not be allowed to deny healthcare services based on vaccination status.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/arizona-fails-to-pass-ban-on-vaccine-passports/ar-AAKgwgK
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Assume it's the latter since allowing people to spread deadly disease in business operations would have been unworkable.
The AZ governor recently signed into law another one that prohibited governments in AZ from asking about or requiring people to be vaccinated.
