Chapter II. Procedure of Administration
Art.7. The head of the city, town or village shall designate the date when persons to be regularity inoculated for prevention are to be given preventive vaccination.
Art.8. The head of the city, town or village shall, when there are persons who have not been inoculated for prevention at the date designated under the provisions of the preceding Article or who have doubtful evidence for such inoculation, cause them to be inoculated for prevention at the further date designated or at once.
2. Preventive vaccination which one has irregularity been given under the provisions of the preceding paragraph shall be regarded as regular preventive vaccination.
Art.9. Those who are unable to be given preventive vaccination at a designated date owing to a disease or other circumstances, or their protectors, may apply the head of the city, town or village for postponement attaching the reason therefor, within 7 days after the designated date.
2. The head of the city, town or village shall, when postponed preventive vaccination under the provisions of the preceding paragraph, deliver a certificate thereof.
3. In case preventive vaccination has been postponed under the provisions of Par.1, preventive vaccination which is given after such circumstances have disappeared shall be regarded as regular preventive vaccination if it is given within the period fixed by Ministerial Ordinance after the designated date.
Art.10. Preventive vaccination against small-pox (hereinafter called small-pox vaccination) Shall be administered in the following regular period. However, one who is suffering, or has suffered from small-pox may be exempted from it according to a certificate of a chief of a Health Center:
1. Period from 2 months to 12 months after birth.
2. Within 6 months before admission into the elementary school.
3. Within 6 months before completion of the elementary school.
2. Successful small-pox vaccination within 2 years before the regular period under Item 2 or Item 3 of Par.1 shall be regarded its the regular small-pox vaccination under Item 2 or Item 3 of the same paragraph.
3. In case regular small-pox vaccination is administered, the head of the city, town or village shall give examination of vaccination at the date designated.
4. Those who has received a periodic small-pox vaccination or their protectors shall receive or cause them to receive the examination under the preceding paragraph or the examination of a doctor under Par.6.
5. Provisions of Par.1 and Par.2 of the preceding Article shall correspondingly apply to the examination under the preceding paragraph.
6. A physician shall issue small-pox vaccination certificates after examining anybody who has received a periodic small-pox vaccination.
7. In the case of the preceding paragraph, the recipient of a small-pox vaccination certificate or his guardian or anybody coming under any item of Par.1 of Art.4 shall make a report to the chief of a city, town or village within 10 days.
8. In case it is considered that effect of immunity is not taken under small-pox vaccination administered according to the provisions of Par.4 or 6, one mere small-pox vaccination shall be administered at once thereafter.
Art.11. Preventive vaccination against diphtheria shall be administered in the followiug regular periods:
1. Period from 6 months to 12 months after birth.
2. Within 6 months before admission into the elementary school.
3. Within 6 months before completion of the elementary school.
Art.12. Preventive vaccination against typhoid fever or paratyphus shall be administered in the following regular periods. However, one who is suffering, or has suffered, from typhoid fever or paratyphus may be exempted from it according to a certificate of a chief of a Health Center:
1. Period from 36 months to 48 months after birth.
2. Annually during the period until 60 years of age after inoculated, regularly under the preceding item.
2. Before the preventive vaccination of typhoid fever or paratyphus, the health examination concerning the tabooing symptom against preventive vaccination shall be given. And preventive vaccination shall not be administered to those who have the tabooing symptom.
Art.13. Preventive vaccination against pertussis shall be administered in the following regular periods.
However, one who is suffering, or has suffered, from pertussis may be exempted from it according to a certificate of a chief of a Health Center:
1. Period from 3 months to 6 months after birth.
2. Period form 12 months to 18 months after the regular inoculation under the preceding item.
Art.14. Preventive vaccination against tuberculosis shall be administered in the followins regular periods. However, the persons who have tuberculosis or are positive reactors to tuberculin test and are defined by Ministerial Ordinance may be excepted from preventive vaccination according to a certificate of a chief of a Health Center:
1. Within 6 months after birth.
2. Every year during the period until 30 years of age after regular preventive vaccination under the preceding item.
2. In case preventive vaccination against tuberculosis is administered as provided for in this Law, tuberculin test shall be previously given.
Art.15. Necessary matters for procedure of administratration of preventive vaccination shall, excepting those provided for in this Law, be prescribed by Ministerial Ordinance.