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This bill would repeal the executive order requiring the HPV immunization to enter the sixth grade.Background
Gov. Perry's executive order on HPV vaccination made Texas is the first state to require the vaccination. This circumvention of the administrative and legislative process has been controversial.See also the Billhop HPV Immunization issue page and repeal executive order issue page.
Political Context
The committee testimony on this bill can be viewed here (Opens in realplayer).This bill is companions with SB 438.
Resources
Ramshaw, Emily "Stirring testimony opens HPV debate: Cancer survivors, doctors, parents speak out" The Dallas Morning News
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See also the Billhop HPV Immunization issue page and repeal executive order issue page.
This bill is companions with SB 438.
Summary
This bill would repeal the executive order requiring the HPV immunization to enter the sixth grade.Background
Gov. Perry's executive order on HPV vaccination made Texas is the first state to require the vaccination. This circumvention of the administrative and legislative process has been controversial.See also the Billhop HPV Immunization issue page and repeal executive order issue page.
Political Context
The committee testimony on this bill can be viewed here (Opens in realplayer).This bill is companions with SB 438.
Resources
Ramshaw, Emily "Stirring testimony opens HPV debate: Cancer survivors, doctors, parents speak out" The Dallas Morning News
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This is an older version of this article.
Summary
This bill would repeal the executive order requiring the HPV immunization to enter the sixth grade.Background
Gov. Perry's executive order on HPV vaccination made Texas is the first state to require the vaccination. This circumvention of the administrative and legislative process has been controversial.See also the Billhop HPV Immunization issue page and repeal executive order issue page.
Political Context
The committee testimony on this bill can be viewed here (Opens in realplayer).This bill is companions with SB 438.
Resources
Ramshaw, Emily "Stirring testimony opens HPV debate: Cancer survivors, doctors, parents speak out" The Dallas Morning News
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This is an older version of this article.
Summary
This bill would repeal the executive order requiring the HPV immunization to enter the sixth grade.Background
Gov. Perry's executive order on HPV vaccination made Texas is the first state to require the vaccination. This circumvention of the administrative and legislative process has been controversial.See also the Billhop HPV Immunization issue page and repeal executive order issue page.
Political Context
The committee testimony on this bill can be viewed here (Opens in realplayer).This bill is companions with SB 438.
Resources
Ramshaw, Emily "Stirring testimony opens HPV debate: Cancer survivors, doctors, parents speak out" The Dallas Morning News
Version No. 1
This is an older version of this article.
Summary
This bill would repeal the executive order requiring the HPV immunization to enter the sixth grade.Background
Gov. Perry's executive order on HPV vaccination made Texas is the first state to require the vaccination. This circumvention of the administrative and legislative process has been controversial.See also the Billhop HPV Immunization issue page and repeal executive order issue page.
Political Context
This bill is companions with SB 438.
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two different issues here
by caroday on Feb 20, 2007 11:12:47
The first being the appropriate scope and power of executive orders.
The second being the appropriateness of such a large-scale vaccination before it has been fully tested. One day it may be appropriate, but now it seems premature.
Both issues militate in favor of this bill.
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