Ohio HB561 amends laws on immunizations and exemptions for children in preschool and school programs.
Ohio HB561, known as the Parental Clarity on Health Options and Information on Conscientious Exemptions "C.H.O.I.C.E." Act, revises Ohio's laws regarding childhood immunizations and exemptions. It mandates that school boards and governing bodies notify parents of immunization requirements and exemptions, including medical contraindications and religious or conscientious objections. The bill also outlines procedures for handling complaints about non-compliance with these requirements and sets standards for child care centers and homes.
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