"Should vaccinations be mandatory?"

Policy position 1

The State establishes a compulsory vaccination schedule for everyone. The vaccines it includes are free and penalties are imposed on people who choose not to be vaccinated or not to have their children vaccinated.

Policy position 2

The State insists on only a few vaccines, following a compulsory vaccination schedule. An optional schedule is also established for the vaccines not considered to be such high priorities. The vaccines included in the calendar are free and penalties are not imposed on people who do not follow the compulsory vaccination schedule.

Policy position 3

The State takes on the task of recommending some vaccines. It does not compel its citizens, it allows them to choose responsibly, providing them with all necessary information and covering the costs.

Policy position 4

Following the principle of freedom of choice, the State does not become involved in issues concerning vaccination. Citizens must get information for themselves (for example, via their doctors) and decide whether they want to be vaccinated and against which diseases. The State does not cover the cost of these vaccines.