the fulfillment of the vaccination obligation was a necessary requirement for admission to kindergartens (see Regional Law n. 19/2016). A few months later, similar rules were also approved in other regions. On 7th June 2017, after weeks of discussions, polemics and a tough tug of war with the Minister of Education, the well-known Italian Decree Law n. 73, containing "Urgent provisions concerning vaccination prevention" was approved: the total amount of compulsory vaccinations was brought to twelve; immunization following a natural disease involved the exoneration from the vaccination obligation; moreover, in the event of an established health hazard, in relation to specific documented clinical conditions, vaccinations could be completely omitted or delayed; the imposition of sanctions against non-compliant parents (or guardians) and the prohibition of enrolling unvaccinated minors toCanada should compensate Zimbabwe for the cost of education and training of the workers. Sinclair states that Canada encourages and facilitates immigration of skilled individuals into Canada, therefore some say Canada is partly to blame for the Brain Drain. This means that Zimbabwe is losing money and resources to train individuals that move to Canada. Calculating compensation is extremely difficult due to three obstacles: determining the level(s) of education incorporated in the cost, determining the amount of public funds spent on an individual’s education, and the measurement for valuing the societal “return” of the investment in education. It is difficult to measure how many years of education should be compensated for and there is the question of if the number should vary for different genders.

Zimbabwean Policy Option

The Government