Montana HB371 would ban the administration of gene-based vaccines in Montana and impose fines for violations.
Montana HB371 would prohibit the administration of gene-based vaccines within the state. Violators face misdemeanor charges and a $500 fine per incident. The bill defines "gene-based vaccine" as those developed using mRNA, modified mRNA, self-amplifying mRNA, or DNA technology. The appropriate licensure board within the Montana Department of Labor and Industry would review the license of any licensed individual who violates this section. The bill aims to be codified as part of Title 45, Chapter 5.
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