A bill for an act relating to requirements for immunization exemption notifications by public health agencies.
HF 2347 requires public health agencies and schools in Iowa to include clear information about medical and religious exemptions to vaccine requirements in specific communications. This includes posting exemption details on agency and school websites, including them in registration materials for schools and childcare centers, and sharing them directly with parents or guardians when schools or health agencies communicate about immunization recommendations. The bill directly affects public health agencies, schools, childcare centers, and parents/guardians of students enrolled in these institutions. It does not change exemption eligibility but mandates consistent, accessible disclosure of existing exemption options through multiple channels. The policy ensures families receive standardized information about vaccine exemptions when enrolling children or receiving health communications.
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introduced
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Introduction
Feb 2026
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Governor
Introduced Feb 9, 2026
Last action Feb 9, 2026
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