Law on the Protection of the Population from Infectious Diseases
This law outlines the rules for the control of infectious diseases in Bosnia and Herzegovina and includes specific provisions on mandatory vaccination, quarantine and isolation. Part Vll states the various penal provisions for failing to comply with specific articles.
| Applicable country | Bosnia and Herzegovina | ||
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| Subtopics | Childhood vaccination requirement Diphtheria vaccination Emergency vaccination authority Enforcement of childhood vaccination requirement Enforcement of emergency vaccination Exemption from childhood vaccination requirement Measles vaccination Polio vaccination Tuberculosis vaccination | ||
| Original publication | 1 Jan 2005 | ||
| Entered into force | 9 Jan 2005 | ||
| Latest update | 1 Jan 2005 | ||
| Relevant articles | Article 40: Outlines the mandatory vaccinations, vaccinations for country entry/exit and states that any vaccination can be made mandatory against any infectious disease for which there are epidemiological indications that vaccination is necessary. Article 41: States the requirements for medical exemptions. Article 70: States that a fine of 100-2,000 KM can be imposed on any individual who fails to comply with mandatory and emergency vaccinations. | ||
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