House Minority Leader Mike Chippendale - Bill to Not punish Unvaccinated in the Future

House Minority leader Mike Chippendale - Bill to Not punish Unvaccinated in the Future

2/27/2023

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Leader Michael Chippendale and Tara Granahan WPRO discuss bills he has introduced for this session regarding COVID-19 regulations and the devastation that came out of those regulations.

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House Bill No. 5275

BY Chippendale, Vella-Wilkinson, McNamara, Cardillo, J. Brien, Noret, Lima, Fenton-Fung, Casimiro, J. Lombardi
ENTITLED, AN ACT RELATING TO BUSINESSES AND PROFESSIONS -- PROFESSIONAL LICENSE REINSTATEMENT ACT (Provides for the reinstatement of any license suspended because of noncompliance with a COVID-19 mandate.)
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House Bill No. 5565

BY Chippendale, J. Brien, Casey, Quattrocchi, Rea, Newberry, Nardone, Place, Fenton-Fung, Cardillo
ENTITLED, AN ACT RELATING TO CRIMINAL OFFENSES -- HOTELS AND PUBLIC PLACES (Prohibits any public accommodation, employer, or financial institution from discriminating against any individual based on COVID vaccination status, requires employer to re-hire penalized employees and prohibits governor from mandating COVID vaccines.)
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