Tammy Vigil
KDVR Fox 31
April 11, 2014
Colorado moves another step closer to making it more difficult for parents to opt out of vaccinations for their kids.
Lawmakers took up the controversial issue Wednesday afternoon at the State Capitol.
Right now, all parents have to do to opt out is sign one form, one time.
If the bill passes, parents would also need a doctor’s signature that they received information showing the risks and benefits of immunizations—or watch an online video.
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