Iowa HF712 prohibits vaccine distribution, sale, or administration unless the manufacturer waives immunity from suit for design defects.
Iowa HF712 mandates that vaccines cannot be distributed, sold, or administered in the state unless the manufacturer waives immunity from lawsuits for injuries caused by design defects. This includes waiving the immunity granted by the federal National Childhood Vaccine Injury Act. If a vaccine is distributed, sold, or administered in Iowa, the manufacturer is deemed to have waived immunity for injuries from design defects.
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