TX HB943

Prohibits any person from compelling or coercing an individual lawfully residing in Texas into obtaining a COVID-19 vaccine, including FDA-approved or authorized vaccines

Requires health care providers to obtain informed consent before administering any COVID-19 vaccine; consent is deemed invalid if the individual was compelled or coerced into vaccination

Prohibits adverse actions or penalties of any kind against individuals who refuse or fail to obtain a COVID-19 vaccine

Authorizes the Texas Attorney General to seek injunctive relief against violators of the law

Establishes civil liability of at least $5,000 in damages against health care providers who administer COVID-19 vaccines without informed consent, plus recovery of attorney's fees, court costs, and other litigation expenses

Takes effect immediately upon two-thirds vote of both legislative chambers, or September 1, 2025