The Kansas legislature is considering several bills that, if passed, will expand exemptions for childhood vaccine requirements.
In March, the Kansas Senate passed bills with language expanding religious exemptions for vaccines for children.
One bill would allow all vaccine exemption requests to be accepted without challenge, if they are based on religious or personal beliefs. Kansas currently leaves it up to day care centers and school districts to accept or deny requests for religious exemptions.He said that although he is not against vaccines, he believes individual rights have more weight than public health mandates.
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