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Will Gov. Jim Justice sign or veto hundreds of bills? | Legislative Session - Vimarsana News

Will Gov. Jim Justice sign or veto hundreds of bills? | Legislative Session

Gov. Jim Justice is facing a tight deadline to sign bills that were approved in the 2024 legislative session. Justice has until midnight on March 27, 2024, to finish signing bills, with several key pieces of legislation hanging in the balance.

Justice under pressure to veto HB5105 vaccine exemption bill | Education - Vimarsana News

Justice under pressure to veto HB5105 vaccine exemption bill | Education

Pressure mounts on Gov. Jim Justice to veto House Bill 5105, which seeks to relax vaccine requirements for students attending public virtual, private, and parochial schools in West Virginia. Healthcare and education professionals, including the West Virginia Association of School Nurses and the American Academy of Pediatrics, have vehemently opposed the bill, fearing its potential to undermine public safety and childhood immunization progress. With over 3,600 signatures on a petition urging the veto and concerns over the resurgence of preventable diseases, the governor faces a critical decisio...

HB 5105: WV House OKs loosening vaccine rules for students | - Vimarsana News

HB 5105: WV House OKs loosening vaccine rules for students |

A bill that would loosen restrictions on mandatory vaccinations for students in West Virginia cleared the House of Delegates, on Feb. 26, 2024, after heavy debate. House Bill 5105 would eliminate vaccine requirements for students attending public virtual schools, private schools, and parochial schools, with the exception of those participating in sanctioned athletic events organized by the West Virginia Secondary School Activities Commission.