Requires a parent, guardian, or person in a parental relation to be present when a child under 18 is immunized.
This bill amends the public health law to require a parent, guardian, or person in a parental relation to be physically present when any immunization is administered to a child under the age of 18. Exceptions include cases where the child is an emancipated minor, living separately from parents, a runaway or homeless youth, enrolled in a crisis services program, or receiving services from the Office of Children and Family Services. The bill takes effect immediately upon enactment.
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