repealing statutory immunization requirements for children.

Summary

The bill would eliminate New Hampshire laws that require children to be immunized to attend public or private schools and child‑care centers, and it would bar any government agency from forcing a vaccination as a condition for public services. It would affect parents, children, schools, child‑care providers, and state health officials by removing record‑keeping, exemption, and rulemaking requirements. Supporters say it protects personal liberty, while opponents warn it could weaken public‑health protection.

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