Minnesota SF4458 prohibits using conscientiously held beliefs as an exemption to immunization requirements for school and child care enrollment.

Minnesota SF4458 amends state statutes to prohibit using conscientiously held beliefs as an exemption to immunization requirements for school and child care enrollment. The bill modifies immunization schedules and requires schools and child care facilities to report immunization data. It also repeals the ability to use a substitute immunization statement based on conscientiously held beliefs. The commissioner of health must consult with various organizations and consider specified criteria when proposing modifications to the immunization schedule.

Minnesota SF4458 prohibits using conscientiously held beliefs as an exemption to immunization requirements for school and child care enrollment.

Minnesota SF4458 amends state statutes to prohibit using conscientiously held beliefs as an exemption to immunization requirements for school and child care enrollment. The bill modifies immunization schedules and requires schools and child care facilities to report immunization data. It also repeals the ability to use a substitute immunization statement based on conscientiously held beliefs. The commissioner of health must consult with various organizations and consider specified criteria when proposing modifications to the immunization schedule.