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/kloc-under 0/8 years old, can I get COVID-19 vaccine without my parents?
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1. Please bring your ID card or household registration book for vaccination. People below 18 need informed consent of guardians (parents) to vaccinate.

2. Parents with printing conditions can print by themselves. Parents without printing conditions can go to the neighborhood committee where they live and the nearby inoculation point in COVID-19 to receive the paper informed consent form. After reading and signing, parents will give it to their children and bring it to the school to give it to the on-site medical staff. Parents should pay attention to the fact that the guardian must sign in person, and can't let him sign.

3. Students who go to designated inoculation points must be accompanied by their parents, who read and sign the informed consent form on the spot. After vaccination, I will accompany my child to observe for 30 minutes before leaving.

Legal basis: People's Republic of China (PRC) Law on the Protection of Minors.

Sixteenth parents or other guardians of minors shall perform the following guardianship duties:

(a) to provide life, health and safety protection for minors;

(two) pay attention to the physiological, psychological and emotional needs of minors;

(3) Educate and guide minors to abide by the law, be diligent and frugal, and develop good ideological and moral character and behavior habits;

(four) safety education for minors, improve their awareness and ability of self-protection;

(five) respect for minors' right to education, and ensure that school-age minors receive and complete compulsory education according to law;

(six) to protect minors' time for rest, entertainment and physical exercise, and to guide minors to carry out activities beneficial to their physical and mental health;

(seven) to properly manage and protect the property of minors;

(eight) to represent minors to carry out civil legal acts according to law;

(nine) to prevent and stop the bad behavior and illegal and criminal behavior of minors, and to carry out reasonable discipline;

(10) Other guardianship duties that should be performed.