Michigan HB4552 prohibits the Department of Health from enforcing rules that exclude individuals from school for disease control or that impose.

Michigan HB4552 amends the state's immunization laws to restrict the Department of Health from enforcing rules that exclude individuals from school or group programs for disease control purposes. It also prohibits the department from enforcing rules that impose stricter vaccination exemptions than those provided in statute. The bill ensures that local health departments cannot enforce regulations that impose different or additional requirements for a child to be exempt from immunizations. The changes take effect 90 days after the bill is enacted, contingent on the passage of Senate Bill No.

Michigan HB4552 prohibits the Department of Health from enforcing rules that exclude individuals from school for disease control or that impose.

Michigan HB4552 amends the state's immunization laws to restrict the Department of Health from enforcing rules that exclude individuals from school or group programs for disease control purposes. It also prohibits the department from enforcing rules that impose stricter vaccination exemptions than those provided in statute. The bill ensures that local health departments cannot enforce regulations that impose different or additional requirements for a child to be exempt from immunizations. The changes take effect 90 days after the bill is enacted, contingent on the passage of Senate Bill No.