‘No jab, no pay’ gets vaccine objectors immunising

Megan Haggan 01/08/2016

An additional 5,700 children who would not otherwise have been vaccinated have been given their jabs this year as a result of the Government’s “no jab, no pay” policy, it says.Under the policy, the Government withholds family assistance payments including Family Tax Benefit Part A and Child Care Benefit and Rebate from families where children

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