Prohibits use of vaccination status in administrative and legal proceedings.

Washington SB5783 prohibits courts from admitting into evidence or considering a person's vaccination status in any administrative or judicial decision related to child support, child custody, visitation, parental rights, or guardianship. The bill applies to decisions under various chapters of the Revised Code of Washington, including those concerning child support, child custody, visitation, parental rights, and guardianship of minors and incapacitated adults. The bill emphasizes that vaccination status cannot be a factor in decision-making processes.

Prohibits use of vaccination status in administrative and legal proceedings.

Washington SB5783 prohibits courts from admitting into evidence or considering a person's vaccination status in any administrative or judicial decision related to child support, child custody, visitation, parental rights, or guardianship. The bill applies to decisions under various chapters of the Revised Code of Washington, including those concerning child support, child custody, visitation, parental rights, and guardianship of minors and incapacitated adults. The bill emphasizes that vaccination status cannot be a factor in decision-making processes.