You look at mandatory vaccinations.

You look at the recommended childhood schedule.

What's the opposite side?

It looks like it may be going in a little different direction.

Well, the opposite of that, we know this here very well at ICANN, is informed consent.

It's parental choice.

And we had Kennedy come out and do something recently that we seem to be in somewhat alignment with,

and he's fortifying the strength of the religious exemption. Take a listen. A parent's right

to guide their child's health decisions. That right is not optional. It's not negotiable,

and under the Trump administration, it will not be ignored.

HHS has launched an investigation into a troubling incident in the Midwest.

A school administered a federally funded vaccine to a child without the parent's consent

and despite a legally recognized state exemption.

When any institution, a school, a doctor's office, a clinic,

disregards a religious exemption, it doesn't just break trust. It also breaks the law.

It fractures the sacred bond between families and the people entrusted with their child's care.

In addition, our Office for Civil Rights has the issued a letter reminding health care providers

of their clear legal duty to give parents access to their children's medical records.

If a provider stands between you and your child, HHS is going to step in.

Let me be clear, schools and healthcare systems

cannot sideline parents.

If a provider ignores consent,

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