SB 866- Minors: vaccine consent - Pulled by Author August 31st.
This bill would authorize a minor 15 years of age or older to consent to vaccines, without parent knowledge or consent. This will open the flood gates for all the other bad bills, especially coercion with AB 1940 School Based Health Clinics.
Share on social media with this Parent Video speaking out against SB866.
Tag Assembly Members social media handles and Governor Newsom @GavinNewsom and Jennifer Newsom @JenSiebelNewsom
Steps to Submit A Letter
1) Write Your Letter
SB 866 Letter - Click image to download PDF
2) Create an account
Register for an account at the CA Legislature Position Letter Portal.
If you are head of an organization, register both individually and as an organization. Submit both letters.
Register
3) Login to the Position Letter Portal
Sign in using your Email and Password
Once on the Position Letter page, select measure (for example AB stands for Assembly Bill). Then, input bill number and Session Type. Click on the “Search” button.
Select if you are an individual or organization. Then, select the appropriate Committees. For this bill you must submit to the Senate Health and Education Committees
Select your stance. In the Subject line, you may input “Opposition and Bill Number.”
Upload your letter. Complete the Captcha and select the “Submit” button.
Sign In
Position Letter Page
Important Points and Tips
Why submit official opposition/support letters to the legislature? In order to defeat the bills, we ask you to submit an official letter of opposition through the legislative portal. These letters go directly to the committee voting on the bill to be included in the official analyses.
Support and opposition letters are typically due by 12:00 p.m., seven calendar days prior to a scheduled hearing in order to be included on the analyses.
National organizations can submit opposition letters. You can submit letters of opposition, even if you are out of state. If you have a national organization, you may submit letters of opposition on these California bills. National groups often have members and stake holders in states like California. The importance of national organizations submitting opposition is of critical value to defeating these bills.
If you are the head of an organization, group, chamber of commerce or union, you must submit an official letter on letterhead from that entity with signature, and title of an official of that organization.
Coalition letters must have logos, signatures, and titles for all organizations.
Letters must clearly indicate position. letters containing "concern" may not be listed.
Submit letters only once unless bill is subsequently amended causing uncertainty as to the organization's present position.
If you additional directions on submitting a position letter: Advocacy Quick Reference Guide and Instruction Video.