Provides temporary immunity from liability for vaccine administrators in the District of Columbia.
The Vaccine Administration Protection Emergency Amendment Act of 2026 establishes temporary immunity from liability for individuals authorized to administer vaccines in the District of Columbia. This immunity applies to certain claims arising from or related to the prescribing, dispensing, ordering, furnishing, or administering of a vaccine or other immunizing agent. The immunity is in effect for a specified period and is contingent upon the vaccine being required by District law or recommended by a designated medical or public health organization.
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