To prohibit the use of Federal funds to establish, maintain, or support any national database identifying individuals as having received or not received any vaccine.

Bill 117 HR 6333, also known as the "No Vaccine Database Act," aims to prevent the use of Federal funds to create or maintain a national database that identifies individuals based on their vaccination status. This bill seeks to protect the privacy and personal information of individuals by prohibiting the establishment of any centralized system that tracks who has or has not received a vaccine.

The bill is designed to prevent the government from collecting and storing data on individuals' vaccination status, in order to safeguard against potential misuse or breaches of sensitive information. By prohibiting the use of Federal funds for this purpose, the bill aims to uphold the principles of privacy and individual autonomy.

If passed, this legislation would ensure that individuals' vaccination status remains a private matter, without the risk of being tracked or monitored by a centralized database. This bill reflects concerns about government overreach and the protection of personal freedoms, particularly in the context of public health measures. Overall, Bill 117 HR 6333 seeks to safeguard individuals' privacy rights by preventing the establishment of a national database that identifies individuals based on their vaccination status, using Federal funds.