Sacramento, CA — California lawmakers are debating a bill that would allow kids as young as 12 to receive vaccinations, including for COVID, without a guardian’s consent. It is one of the most contentious bills still being debated at the state capitol this session. Republican Assemblyman Frank Bigelow, who represents the Mother Lode region, told Clarke Broadcasting that he is opposed to it. Noting, “I’m just having a real personal problem with that (bill). I think minors at 12 years of age need to have adult supervision and their parents need to help make those decisions for their families.” Currently, minors under 18 need permission to receive most vaccines in the state. The exceptions are
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