Help us write a bill to ban the shots.  I’ve had multiple legislators asking for a model to work off.  Here’s a start:

Section 1: Title
This Act shall be known as the “COVID-19 Vaccine Ban & Accountability with Justice Act (VBAJA).”

Section 2: Congress finds the following:
1. COVID-19 vaccines authorized under Emergency Use Authorizations (EUAs) were distributed without sufficient long-term safety testing, resulting in documented adverse effects.
2. The Public Readiness and Emergency Preparedness (PREP) Act provided blanket immunity to vaccine manufacturers, shielding them from liability despite reports of harm to individuals.
3. Existing programs, such as the Vaccine Injury Compensation Program and Countermeasures Injury Compensation Program, have proven inadequate to address claims arising from COVID-19 vaccine injuries.
4. There is a compelling interest to revoke EUAs, prohibit future use of these vaccines, and establish a robust, transparent fund to ensure victims and survivors are adequately compensated.
5. All existing stores of experimental vaccines must be destroyed in a manner that protects public safety, ensures compliance, and is subject to strict oversight.

Section 3: Revocation of Liability Protections
1. Repeal of PREP Act Protections:
• Section 319F-3 of the Public Health Service Act (PREP Act) is amended to revoke liability protections for manufacturers, distributors, and administrators of COVID-19 vaccines.
• Retroactive Application: This repeal applies to all claims arising from injuries or deaths caused by COVID-19 vaccines, regardless of the date of administration.
2. Restoration of Civil Actions:
• Injured parties are granted the right to bring civil lawsuits against manufacturers, distributors, and other responsible entities for damages resulting from the production, distribution, or administration of COVID-19 vaccines.

Section 4: Revocation of EUAs and FDA Approvals
1. Immediate Revocation:
• The Emergency Use Authorizations (EUAs) for all COVID-19 vaccines are revoked upon enactment of VBAJA.
• Any full approvals granted under the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act for COVID-19 vaccines are hereby rescinded.
2. Prohibition:
• The manufacture, distribution, sale, or administration of COVID-19 vaccines is prohibited nationwide.
• Exceptions: Exceptions may be granted strictly for scientific research purposes under comprehensive regulatory oversight.
3. Destruction of Vaccine Stores:
• All existing stores of experimental COVID-19 vaccines must be destroyed using proper methods to ensure public safety.
• The destruction process shall be supervised by: The Food and Drug Administration (FDA).
      - A qualified, approved ombudsman committee appointed for this purpose.
• Certificates of compliance for the destruction of vaccine stores must be issued under joint supervision by the FDA and the ombudsman committee.
• All protocols for vaccine destruction must:
1. Be submitted in writing to the FDA, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), and the ombudsman committee within 30 days of VBAJA’s enactment.
2. Adhere to standards ensuring environmental and public health safety.
3. Enforcement:
•Violations of these requirements shall result in penalties, including fines of up to $10 million per infraction and potential criminal liability for corporate executives.

Section 5: Creation of the COVID-19 Victims and Survivors Fund
(This section remains unchanged from the previous draft, including the establishment of a $5 billion perpetual fund, eligibility criteria, administration, and reporting requirements.)

Section 6: Public Transparency and Reporting
1.Adverse Event Disclosure:
•Vaccine manufacturers must publicly disclose all adverse event data related to COVID-19 vaccines within 90 days of VBAJA’s enactment.
2.Government Accountability:
•The Department of Health and Human Services shall provide quarterly reports to Congress on the implementation and operation of VBAJA.