Post by thepeninsular on Oct 28, 2017 4:36:43 GMT -5
Public Health and Vaccinations Act
A resolution to modify universal standards of healthcare.
Category: Health
Area of Effect: Healthcare
Proposed by: Imperium Anglorum
A resolution to modify universal standards of healthcare.
Category: Health
Area of Effect: Healthcare
Proposed by: Imperium Anglorum
Whereas it is an important matter of public health that persons be protected from the scourge of disease that may painfully kill, maim, paralyse, or cause harm of some manner or another:
And whereas the right to believe empirically incorrect information does not extend to harming others:
Now, therefore, be it enacted by this august and most excellent World Assembly, by and with the advice and consent of the Delegates and Members, in this present session assembled, and by the authority of the same, as follows :
1. Member nations shall require that all persons be vaccinated, given safe administration and evaluation of opportunity costs thereof, in a timely manner against any disease
a) to which the general public may reasonably be exposed and
b) is sufficiently infectious and virulent so as to threaten public health.
b) is sufficiently infectious and virulent so as to threaten public health.
2. Notwithstanding the provisions of section 1, members will grant exceptions given force majeure, provision of which shall be retrospective, or a valid medical reason to exempt.
3. Member nations and their governmental subdivisions shall not make transfer payments or provide inessential services, except where otherwise required by World Assembly law, to persons or the parents of minors who refuse to comply with the first and second sections of this Act.
4. Members are permitted to pass further legislation to limit the spread of disease by unvaccinated persons, including but not limited to restrictions on school enrolment or provision of medical quarantine on travellers.
5. Point of service costs for vaccines administered under section 1 shall not exceed minimal expense. Such vaccines shall not be altered to produce effects outside the scope of inoculation.
