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Comment: wont that article doesn't mention (Score 2) 680

by Capt. Beyond (#38169314) Attached to: In Australia, Immunize Or Lose Benefits

Is that if you have a medical exception, or conscientious objector that needs a Dr to sign, you will still get your benefits.

From:
http://immunise.health.gov.au/internet/immunise/publishing.nsf/Content/faq-related-payments#immunised

"What exemptions will be available for the new immunisation conditions linked to the Family Tax Benefit Part A supplement?
While the Government considers that immunisation is an important health measure for children and families, existing exemptions will continue to be available.

A child may have a temporary or permanent exemption if a recognised immunisation provider determines that receiving the vaccine is medically contraindicated. A child may also receive an exemption from the immunisation requirements if a recognised immunisation provider indicates that the parent has a conscientious objection to immunising their child.

These exemptions will also continue for Child Care Benefit. "

They also do not mention any additional ingredients of these vaccines. But that is another story.

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