ND SB2274

Prohibits state government entities and political subdivisions from requiring documentation of COVID-19 vaccination status, emergency use authorization vaccines, COVID-19 pathogens/antigens/antibodies, or post-transmission recovery status before providing access to property, funds, or services.

Prohibits state entities from publishing or sharing an individual's COVID-19 vaccination records or similar health information without explicit authorization by the individual or statute.

Prohibits private businesses in or doing business in North Dakota from requiring customers to provide documentation of COVID-19 vaccination status, emergency use authorization vaccines, COVID-19 pathogens/antigens/antibodies, or post-transmission recovery status to gain access to services.

Exempts from these restrictions: the department of corrections and rehabilitation, correctional facilities, state hospitals, public health units, developmental disability residential facilities, health care providers, long-term care providers, and the state board of higher education and university system.

The law is set to be repealed effective August 1, 2023, and does not apply during public health disasters or emergencies declared under chapter 37-17.1.