Requires children enrolled in an overnight camp, summer day camp, or travelling summer day camp to be vaccinated against a specified list of diseases.

This bill requires that children who attend overnight camps, summer day camps, or traveling summer day camps must be vaccinated against certain diseases. The goal is to ensure the health and safety of all campers by preventing the spread of infectious diseases. It aims to create a safer environment for children during their summer activities.

Supporters of the bill argue that mandatory vaccinations for children in camps will protect not only the vaccinated individuals but also the wider community by reducing the risk of disease outbreaks. They believe that this legislation is a proactive step toward safeguarding children’s health and ensuring a safe summer experience for families.

Critics of the bill may argue that mandating vaccinations infringes on personal freedoms and parental rights to make health decisions for their children. They could express concerns about the potential for increased barriers to camp enrollment for families who are opposed to vaccinations or who cannot comply with the requirements.