Vaccines are not required in Ireland although the Department of Health strongly recommend vaccinations.
@8VBGW7F3yrs3Y
Depends how common they are.
@8V9ZV4W3yrs3Y
Depends how common they are
@8V5V63L3yrs3Y
It depends how common the disease is.
@8TPJ9733yrs3Y
Vaccination required for schools, and criminally liable parents for transferral of deadly diseases
@8TGRLVB3yrs3Y
Parents and childs choice
@8RR3B8NRenua Ireland3yrs3Y
No. Put more emphasis on getting children to exercise and take vitamin d to boost their immune system and improve mental health
@8RQ5ZYP3yrs3Y
Any parent that loves their child would get them vaccinated against preventable diseases. They shouldn't be forced to take a vaccine, but they need to be held accountable if their child spreads a disease that a vaccine would have protected them from.
@8RM8JYH3yrs3Y
Yes, but prefer the vaccine be oral.
@8M6LV893yrs3Y
No, but require vaccination to attend any school and require it for access to public health care services.
@8KNMJYT3yrs3Y
Yes & criminalize parents who don’t vaccinate kids
Where it saves life's yes
@9K7RC952mos2MO
No, allow independently run trials by third-party unbiased groups to show the risks, benefits and effectiveness of these vaccines
@9HNG8254mos4MO
Yes, but only for vaccines that are thoroughly tested and are years old so the both the long-term and short-term effects are known.
@9H76M6G5mos5MO
Up to the child and held responsible if spread, not up anti-vax parents to decide. If kid is super young to make their own decision, then maybe just go ahead with the vaccine
@9FX3HB97mos7MO
Do you consider measles, mumps, or rubella to be “preventable”? This question needs further consideration. Extremely loaded question. Kids should be vaccinated for everything they are currently vaccinated for at birth.
@9FLJ4BF7mos7MO
yes, but they should be concerned for people's religion, deadly contagious diseases, and public schools. Everyone has a free choice but getting vaccinated should be a really high priority
Only for common diseases that can be spread
@9DM9X3Q8mos8MO
Not required (especially the covid jab)
Yes, but only for the ones that have a proven track record of preventing illness.
@9C5MSX7Independent11mos11MO
I think they should but depending on how much the disease can harm the child
@99V72GY1yr1Y
Wellington New Zealand of the capacity of the ends children Indian people's protect against the covid 19 burn fire
@99SLK641yr1Y
Depends on parents view.
@99RBPGD1yr1Y
It should be mandatory and it should be free
There should be Referendum on this issue to make this issue compulsory because this is to do with children to be vaccinated for preventable diseases
@98FZSRX1yr1Y
Yes, but not for people who have a history of bad reactions to vaccines
Yes but with exceptions for children who physically can't be vaccinated
@95R86KK2yrs2Y
No it is up to the parent if they want to vaccinate their children
@94KMKRH2yrs2Y
Yes, and parents that fail to do so should have their children taken into state custody and then given up for adoption to a sane family.
@92RG4SLIndependent2yrs2Y
No the decision to vaccinate a child lies with the child's parents
@92KC7742yrs2Y
Yes, unless a child is immunocompromised and it would not be safe for them to get vaccinated.
@92BXXWC2yrs2Y
Depends on the disease if its only deadly to disabled then I think no because they don't have much to offer
@8YYTV56Social Democrats2yrs2Y
I believe from what Iv been of the covid 19 pandemic it’s a persons own right to be vaccinated and in the case of children then parents or legal garudoans should give permission for people under the age of 18
@8Y5VGJ52yrs2Y
Yes, just not the Covid Vaccine
@8XS54LL2yrs2Y
If the child has a genuine medical reason then they shouldn't be vaccinated
@8VYYT2Z3yrs3Y
Depends how common it is.
@8VS4PHT3yrs3Y
Depends how common it is. Hold parents criminally liable for transferring deadly diseases to their children or other children.
@8SPXX8X3yrs3Y
Only to people with health problems
Childer should be vaccinated after everyone else
@8GN6XF44yrs4Y
Yes, only if the vaccine is proven safe and has no side effects
@8DQ9ZDZ4yrs4Y
No, however parents who refuse to give their their children their childhood vaccines should be prosecuted on the basis of child abuse
@93S334Y2yrs2Y
i belive that and essensial vaccine should be very much encouraged to parents to vaccinate their children, but the parents and carers should definatley not be forced.
@93JPYHY2yrs2Y
No because it's up to the parents and their children and also some children are allergic to certain vaccinations. Also, you shouldn't be forced to have an injection.
@8ZRND8B2yrs2Y
No, its the choice of children
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