Bill > S379

This bill establishes a "Children's Vaccination Bill of Rights" for children in the State, aiming to provide protections related to vaccine safety, parental rights, and religious freedom. Key provisions include ensuring that all constitutional safeguards, such as religious liberty, apply to vaccine policies, and that these policies are applied equally to all children regardless of their background. The bill asserts that children should not be forced to receive vaccinations as a condition for accessing their constitutional right to a free public education. It mandates that vaccines undergo independent scrutiny to confirm their safety and effectiveness, and requires that parents receive full disclosure of vaccine ingredients and potential risks before their children are inoculated, giving them the final decision-making authority on vaccinations and their schedules based on independent scientific evidence. Furthermore, the bill proposes that the State be held liable for any damages caused by mandated vaccines and requires the State to provide clear guidance on how to pursue legal recourse for suspected vaccine injuries, while also obligating vaccine policymakers to consider input from all stakeholders and the needs of all children.