CA PRA Immunization Good Cause for Noncompliance
Participants are exempt from cooperation with PRA Immunization policy when good cause is established for noncompliance.
Good cause allows the participant to request an exemption from cooperating with
PRA Immunization requirements.
This requirement may be waived. The parent or specified relative must either meet the immunization good cause requirements or provide documentary evidence that supports both of the following:
●They do not consent to immunization of the child, based on personal beliefs.
●They understand the risks and benefits of immunization.
When further information is requested, the participant may be referred to the Arizona Immunization Program website at
https://www.azdhs.gov/preparedness/epidemiology-disease-control/immunization/index.php
The FAA office makes the decision of good cause based on a review of the circumstances and information provided by the participant.
During the interview, inform the participant of all of the following:
●The participant has the right to claim good cause.
●Good cause exempts them from the PRA requirements for Immunization.
Determine whether good cause for noncompliance can be established when any of the following occurs:
●The participant is unable or fails to comply and claims good cause.
●The participant is unable or fails to comply and FAA determines good cause may exist.
Complete all of the following to establish good cause:
●Review the
good cause claim to determine whether the participant meets any of the noncompliance good cause reasons.
NOTE When the participant refuses to comply, take action to sanction or deny the case as appropriate.