Our friends at Hoosiers for Medical Liberty have been monitoring this situation and have lots of helpful information, so you can learn more. Hoosiers can have input on the local level when dealing with their county board of health, but as you can see from this article, it appears to be nearly impossible to do the same at the state level.
Alert: Indiana Senate to hold hearing on bill to centralize power over public health
Hearing on Senate Bill 4 at the Indiana Statehouse in Indianapolis starts at 9 a.m. Wednesday, Feb. 1 – testimony from the public is welcomed (and needed!)
Margaret Menge • January 30, 2023 • Crossroads Report
It’s hard to believe, but the Indiana Department of Health is not only not willing to apologize for pushing a dangerous vaccine on all Hoosiers and continuing to do so when it was evident that the vaccine was killing some people and causing serious neurological damage in others — but it’s now looking to take power away from county health departments and take more complete control over public health decisions in the state.
The bill that would allow it to do this is Senate Bill 4, authored by Sen. Ed Charbonneau (R-Valparaiso), Sen. Jean Leising (R-Oldenburg) and Sen. Chip Perfect (R-Lawrenceburg).
But the bill is not really theirs.
It’s from the Governor’s Public Health Commission, which was chaired by Judy Monroe and former state Senator Luke Kenley.
Read more here.
Attempt to Centralize Power – Stethoscope with chart
