To nullify the order of the Mayor of the District of Columbia imposing a vaccine entry requirement for certain establishments and facilities, and for other purposes.

This bill nullifies Order 2021-148 of the Mayor of the District of Columbia (December 22, 2021) and any successor or substantially similar order of the Mayor of the District of Columbia that imposes a COVID-19 vaccine requirement for entry to certain establishments and facilities in the District.

Bill 117 HR 6382 aims to nullify the order issued by the Mayor of the District of Columbia that requires certain establishments and facilities to implement a vaccine entry requirement. The bill seeks to overturn this mandate and prevent it from being enforced. The purpose of this legislation is to ensure that individuals are not required to show proof of vaccination in order to access certain establishments and facilities within the District of Columbia.

The bill does not specify which establishments and facilities are affected by the Mayor's order, but it is clear that the intent of the legislation is to prevent any such requirements from being imposed. The bill also includes provisions for other purposes, although these are not explicitly outlined in the summary.

Overall, Bill 117 HR 6382 is a response to the Mayor of the District of Columbia's vaccine entry requirement order, seeking to nullify this mandate and prevent it from being enforced. The bill aims to protect individuals from being required to show proof of vaccination in order to access certain establishments and facilities within the District of Columbia.