SR336: A resolution prohibiting the imposition of vaccination requirements relating to COVID-19 for Senate Pages.
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Summary
A resolution prohibiting the imposition of vaccination requirements relating to COVID-19 for Senate Pages.
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This resolution would prohibit the U.S. Senate from requiring COVID-19 vaccinations for Senate Pages, who are high school students that work in the Senate. Senate Pages perform administrative and clerical duties while gaining educational experience in Congress. The resolution is sponsored by Senator Rand Paul and has been introduced but not yet voted on or advanced to . A resolution is a formal statement of congressional position that does not create new law but expresses the will of the .
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