Relating to an exemption from certain immunization requirements for medical and veterinary students.

SB 2119 would allow medical and veterinary students in Texas to seek exemptions from certain immunization requirements for enrollment or course participation. Students could provide either a signed affidavit stating they decline immunizations for conscience or religious reasons (using a specific form) or a physician's certificate stating immunizations would harm their health. These documents must be submitted to the school's admitting official within 90 days of notarization. The bill specifically applies to students in accredited medical schools or veterinary medicine programs, not general student populations.