MI HB4792

Prohibits places of public accommodation from requiring individuals to present documentation of COVID-19 vaccination or immunity status to access services or facilities, except as otherwise authorized or required by federal or state law.

Defines "place of public accommodation" as any business, educational, entertainment, recreation, health, or transportation facility whose goods, services, or accommodations are extended to the public.

Allows individuals to bring civil actions against violating establishments with tiered damages: $1,000 for first violation, $10,000 for second, $100,000 for third, and $1,000,000 for fourth or subsequent violations.

Requires courts to award actual and reasonable attorney fees to individuals who prevail in civil actions against violating places of public accommodation.

Short title: "COVID-19 Vaccination Privacy Act."