Weinberg Statement on Vaccination Bill: ‘Disappointed We Were Not Able to Vote on This Vital Legislation’

Weinberg in Teaneck.

Weinberg Issues Statement on Vaccination Bill

 

Trenton – Senate Majority Leader Loretta Weinberg issued the following statement after the holding of her bill, S-2173, that would remove religious exemption and clarify current policy concerning mandatory immunization:

 

“As immunization rates drop and outbreaks of preventable disease rise, I’m disappointed we were not able to vote on this vital legislation. Anyone who has listened to the public health experts, doctors and industry professionals should have been able to see just how dangerous inaction will be, not only for the unvaccinated child, but their fellow students and ultimately, the entire community. Though I understand the passion of those opposed, fundamentally, this is not a personal choice and in society it is the duty of healthy members to work together to protect those who cannot protect themselves.

 

“While we were not able to get this done today, my colleagues and I are committed to passing this legislation, protecting our children and ensuring safer classrooms in the 2020-2021 session.”

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