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The basis for government enforcement of vaccination to maintain herd immunity. The Australian government's current policy encourages the national immunisation programme by withholding financial benefits like childcare and school registration from children who don't receive the recommended vaccinations (Australian Government, 2023). Herd immunity occurs when a large portion of a community becomes immune to the disease, limiting transmission of the virus to vulnerable members of the population, such as immunocompromised people. This proportion varies from disease as infectious as measles, the herd immunity rate is 95% of the population (Mayo Clinic, 2022). Despite the availability of vaccines and the potential to prevent it through vaccination, the measles resurgence has been linked to vaccine hesitancy. This hesitancy is due to the globalisation of information, and a shifting pattern of vaccine refusal based on false beliefs and misinformation from Dr. Andrew Wakefield suggests a link with the cause of autism (CHP, 2014). These beliefs lead to a refusal to vaccinate, which ultimately contributes to outbreaks and a reduction in herd immunity.