Minnesota HF2128 mandates inclusion of immunization data on death records and requires public reporting.
Minnesota HF2128 requires the inclusion of immunization data on death records, including vaccination dates, types, and other details. For children under 18, the entire immunization record must be attached to the death certificate. The commissioner of health must produce a report on the data within ten days of the fiscal year's start, available to the public. The report must include demographic data and be audited biennially by independent auditors. The bill also mandates a biennial cause of death and injury study, with public reports issued before each presidential and gubernatorial election.
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