States are encouraged to adopt regulations or laws that require hepatitis B vaccination for entry into child care and also for entry into kindergarten and/or elementary school to ensure high vaccine coverage among infants and children. ...States are encouraged to adopt regulations or laws that require hepatitis B vaccination before entry into middle school or its equivalent.
This sort of "encouraged to ... require" language is absent from the ACIP cut-sheet on HPV vaccination.
So, it appears ACIP does not encourage states to require HPV vaccination, but it does recommend HPV be part of the routine childhood vaccination schedule.
Recommendations for VaccinationThat might be sufficient to reinstate the contention I took back. That ACIP recommends something be routine, is not the same as ACIP recommending the vaccine be required.
Routine annual influenza vaccination is recommended for all persons aged >=6 months
So, with the Texas HPV report and its recommendations, I submit that one would be surprised to find a legislated HPV mandate. As far as I know, there has only been one vaccine mandate via EO, in the history of the country; and the Texas HPV report, in combination with the ACIP recommendation, do NOT support a requirement for the vaccine.
It doesn't cause me to knock Perry out of contention, and the effort has shown me, again, the importance and value of doing independent research.
This accused liar, also accused of lacking personal integrity, is concluding research into Perry's claims on his HPV vaccine mandate. I think I've found the source documents for all the claims and defenses made.
And FWIW, not that it's some sort of brilliant revelation, posters do make their own reputations; and as far as I'm concerned, a few more names have emerged as untrustworthy towards truth, and not worth engaging in discussion.