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As well as other "consciencious objectors".
HEALTH REFORM: People with religious objections can opt out
By MARC HELLER, TIMES WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENT
SATURDAY, JANUARY 9, 2010
WASHINGTON Federal health care reform will require most Northern New Yorkers but not all, it turns out to carry health insurance or risk a fine.
Hundreds of Amish families in the region are likely to be free from that requirement.
The Amish, as well as some other religious sects, are covered by a "religious conscience" exemption, which allows people with religious objections to insurance to opt out of the mandate. It is in both the House and Senate versions of the bill, making its appearance in the final version routine unless there are last-minute objections.
Watertown Daily Times | Amish families exempt from insurance mandate
HEALTH REFORM: People with religious objections can opt out
By MARC HELLER, TIMES WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENT
SATURDAY, JANUARY 9, 2010
WASHINGTON Federal health care reform will require most Northern New Yorkers but not all, it turns out to carry health insurance or risk a fine.
Hundreds of Amish families in the region are likely to be free from that requirement.
The Amish, as well as some other religious sects, are covered by a "religious conscience" exemption, which allows people with religious objections to insurance to opt out of the mandate. It is in both the House and Senate versions of the bill, making its appearance in the final version routine unless there are last-minute objections.
Watertown Daily Times | Amish families exempt from insurance mandate