Bill > S1921

This bill creates a "Children's Vaccination Bill of Rights" that provides certain protections for children in the state who are required to be vaccinated. The key provisions include: requiring vaccine policies to respect religious liberty and apply equally to all children; prohibiting forced vaccination as a requirement for receiving free public education; mandating independent verification of vaccine safety and efficacy; ensuring informed consent from parents about vaccine ingredients and risks; giving parents final say on what vaccines are administered to their children; holding the state liable for any vaccine-related damages; providing a process for pursuing legal recourse for suspected vaccine injuries; and requiring vaccine policymakers to consider input from all stakeholders. The Department of Health is tasked with adopting rules and regulations to implement the act.