HB1726 SB2359 / Secures religious exemptions to vaccinations for foster and adoptive families. - Tennessee Stands

Family, Healthcare, Religious Liberty, Vaccines

Children’s Services, Dept. of – As introduced, prohibits the department of children’s services from requiring an immunization as a condition of adopting or overseeing a child in foster care if an individual or member of an individual’s household objects to immunization on the basis of religious or moral convictions.

Amends TCA Title 4; Title 36; Title 37 and Title 71.

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Bill Passed

(4,404 emails sent in support)

Bill Sponsors

Rep. Ron Gant

House District 94

Sen. Bo Watson

Senate District 11

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