West Virginia HCR58

Requests formation of task force by US House of Representatives to investigate the origins of and the response to the COVID-19 pandemic. Recommends that Congress request international tribunals to try entities identified as having committed crimes against humanity.

West Virginia SB5249

K-12 vaccination laws not applicable to private, parochial, charter, virtual charter, and remote public schools in this state. Vaccination laws do apply for athletics participation.

West Virginia SB5211

K-12 and higher education vaccinations optional; no mask mandates in educational settings. No vaccine mandates for public services, public accommodations, or health care. No vaccine mandates in employment. Businesses may not require face masks for employees or patrons.

West Virginia HJR24

Proposed "Right to Refuse Medical Procedures" constitutional amendment. Recognizes the right to refuse medical treatments, injections, devices, vaccines, or prophylactics and provides that equal protection under the law and the right to public accommodation for persons that exercise this right.

West Virginia SB5206

Provides that the decision of a parent, guardian or custodian not to have a child vaccinated is not child abuse.

West Virginia HB5144

There may be no requirement for any child entering a public school to have received any immunizations or vaccinations.

West Virginia HB5143

Students shall be exempt from most K-12 vaccines if parent provides notarized statement that they object on religious or ideological beliefs. As to measles, polio, and tuberculosis vaccines religious and medical exemptions only.

West Virginia HB5142

Employees of state entities shall be exempt from vaccine mandates based on religious, conscientious, or personal objections. K-12 students and students at public institutions of higher education shall be exempt from any vaccine mandates based on conscientious or personal objections.

West Virginia HB5141

State institutions of higher education shall accept vaccine exemptions based religious, medical, or right of conscience objections.

West Virginia HB5107

Removes immunization officer position; strengthens medical exemption to K-12 vaccine mandate; adds exemption to K-12 vaccine mandates when parent objects to immunization.

West Virginia HB5106

Adds religious exemption to K-12 vaccine mandates.

West Virginia SB553

Adds religious exemption to K-12 vaccine mandates. If parent submit statement, student shall be exempt. Remedy.

West Virginia SB520

“Informed Consent for Vaccinations Protection Act.” No discrimination in health care or insurance based on vaccine status. Healthcare providers may not accept bonus for vaccinations. CPS may not investigate based on child vaccine status. Notice of rights required. Penalties.

West Virginia SB423

Private school vaccine requirements to be on a voluntary basis.

West Virginia SB257

No public entity may mandate any vaccine for any purpose.

West Virginia HB4585

Respite caregivers for developmentally disabled persons under state family support program may not be required to receive COVID-19 vaccine.

West Virginia HB4439

No college or university may require a student to take the a COVID-19 vaccine as a prerequisite for attending in person classes.

West Virginia HB4424

Strengthens process for K-12 vaccine medical exemptions. Position of Immunization Officer eliminated. Medical exemptions shall be accepted. Provision punishing doctors for false exemptions eliminated.

West Virginia HB4403

Parents may choose not to vaccinate children. Public schools may not require masking. College students and private or public employees exempt from vaccine mandates for medical purposes, religious beliefs, personal objection. Colleges and businesses may not require masks.

West Virginia HB4348

All persons who have contracted a disease and obtained natural immunity, or who have antibodies from prior infection, shall be considered fully vaccinated.

West Virginia HB4215

It is unlawful discrimination for a healthcare provider to offer disparate treatment to a patient based on vaccine status.

West Virginia HB4192

Employees of state boards and agencies, K-12 students, and public college students exempt from vaccine mandates based on religious or personal objections.

West Virginia SB632

Prohibits requiring the COVID-19 or other experimental vaccines for school attendance. Parents or guardians have a right to object to vaccinations based upon reasons of conscience, including religious and philosophical reasons.

West Virginia SB615

No state entity may mandate a vaccine.

West Virginia SB535

Creates religious and philosophical exemptions for K-12 school attendance vaccinations. Philosophical exemptions shall be accepted.

West Virginia HB3184

All health information, including vaccination status, is confidential. Such information may not be solicited from an individual by an employer or government agency through the use of conditionality for any reason. No discrimination based on medical and/or vaccine status in employment or government services.

West Virginia HB3143

K-12 and higher education students are exempted from any vaccine requirements if they present a notarized statement of conscientious or personal objection to immunization. Other provisions.

West Virginia SJR9

Proposed health freedom constitutional amendment. The right to refuse any medical procedure shall not be questioned or interfered with in any manner. No discrimination in public accommodations.

West Virginia HB3116

No Patient Left Alone Act. Hospitals and other health care facilities may not require any proof of vaccination from visitors. Must allow physical contact with patient. Other provisions.

West Virginia HB3000

All universities in the state shall accept vaccine exemptions for religious, medical, or right of conscience for any student attending or living on campus.

West Virginia HB2999

Provides that the decision of a parent, guardian or custodian not to have a child vaccinated is not child abuse.

West Virginia HB2925

No individual who provides respite care with the family support program shall be required or mandated to have a COVID-19 vaccination or vaccination booster.

West Virginia HB2823

Child shall be exempt from most school required vaccinations or medical treatment if they provide a notarized statement that parents have religious or ideological beliefs that preclude them. For measles, polio, and TB vaccines, child exempt if serious risk of medical harm or if religious beliefs contradict particular vaccine.

West Virginia HB2603

Parents may decide whether to have children vaccinated; no vaccine mandates for admission to schools; forbids schools from requiring masks; businesses may not require vaccines or masks as condition of employment or entry. Other provisions.

West Virginia SB255

Health care providers may not discriminate against, or discontinue services for, patient based on a choice to delay or decline a vaccination. Insurers may not discriminate based on choice to delay or decline a vaccination. CPS may not investigate parent solely for non-vaccination. Other provisions.

West Virginia HB2558

Exemption to school vaccinations when they conflict with the student's religious practices added to medical exemptions. Other provisions.

West Virginia HB2536

Revises Medical Exemption process for school vaccines; doctors authorized to grant exemptions. Other provisions.

West Virginia HB2367

Provides parents the option to have forgo school vaccination; forbids schools from requiring masks on children; allows adults choice about vaccinations as a condition of entry to colleges and trade schools; forbids colleges and trade schools from requiring masks; and forbids businesses from requiring vaccines or masks as a condition of employment or entry.

West Virginia HB2036

Public employees exempt from vaccine mandates with a notarized certification of religious beliefs or personal objection. Children exempt from vaccine mandate upon providing school a notarized certification stating parent’s personal conscientious objection. Public higher education institutions must exempt a person who certifies that they have a conscientious or personal objection to a vaccination.

West Virginia HB2046

Permits a physician to grant a medical exemption from the required immunizations for a child to enter a school or a state-regulated child care center; removes the Commissioner of the Bureau for Public Health from the responsibility of granting immunization certificates and medical exemptions from immunization; provides for written statements of medical exemption; and provides for the statewide acceptance of the medical exemption.

West Virginia HB2217

All persons who have natural immunity or antibodies from a disease to be considered fully vaccinated and shall be treated equally or better than vaccinated persons.

West Virginia HB2376

It is unlawful discrimination for a healthcare provider to provide disparate treatment based on a patient’s vaccination status and a healthcare provider may not refuse to treat a patient based upon their vaccination status.

West Virginia HB2194

Employers requiring vaccination lose immunity protection fpr injury or death due to vaccination.

West Virginia HB2497

No college or university in West Virginia may require a student to take a COVID-19 vaccine as a prerequisite for attending in person classes.