Tennessee HB1877 prohibits government entities and employers from requiring microchip implantation as a condition for services or employment.
Tennessee HB1877 amends various sections of the Tennessee Code to prohibit government entities and employers from requiring individuals to be implanted with a microchip or other permanent identification marker as a condition for receiving benefits, services, or participating in assistance programs, or as a condition of employment. The bill defines "microchip" as a device that transmits personal information using radio frequency technology. It also allows individuals to voluntarily get a microchip for health-related purposes.
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