N.H. Rev. Stat. § 9-G:1
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9-G:1 Prohibition on Requiring Vaccination or Documentation.
Official statutory text
The state of New Hampshire and its political subdivisions shall not: I. Require any business to require the vaccination of any customer or employee except as specified in RSA 141-C:20-a, I; or II. Require any business to require or check for the possession of any documentation for certifying vaccination or immunity status. III. This section shall not apply to state agencies certifying a medical facility, or a provider which is subject to a valid and enforceable Medicare or Medicaid condition of participation that imposes a vaccination requirement.
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