Vaccine Accountability and Premium Protection Act

Bill 117 HR 5622, also known as the Vaccine Accountability and Premium Protection Act, is a piece of legislation currently being considered by the US Congress. The main goal of this bill is to hold vaccine manufacturers accountable for any adverse reactions that may occur as a result of receiving a vaccine.

The bill proposes the creation of a Vaccine Injury Compensation Program, which would provide financial compensation to individuals who experience serious side effects from vaccines. This program would be funded by a small fee on each vaccine dose administered.

Additionally, the bill aims to protect individuals from being denied health insurance coverage or facing increased premiums due to receiving a vaccine. It prohibits insurance companies from discriminating against individuals based on their vaccination status. Overall, the Vaccine Accountability and Premium Protection Act seeks to ensure that individuals are able to receive vaccines without fear of financial repercussions and that vaccine manufacturers are held responsible for any harm caused by their products. It is currently being debated in Congress and may undergo changes before potentially becoming law.