They manipulate the figures to say whatever they need saying.My guess is that they might suggest compulsory vaccination if the numbers keep dropping.
Saying that they tried the compulsory thingy, through the back door with the failed Named Person Scheme in Scotland.If that had gone through compulsory vaccination would have arrived. Simply the named person would have said yes this child needs vaccinated the case goes to court your fighting your child, the named person,and social services in court not to have the vaccine.Then the Judge says yep! vaccinate..they would have only had to have proved that once for it to be case in law, and any other cases coming up thereafter where the Named Person said vaccinate they would be vaccinated with no conversation whatsoever with the parents or carers of the child.

MMR RIP

The Measles :

Klenner realized, of course, that vitamin C’s effectiveness with viral pneumonia opened up the possibility of curing other viral diseases. “With a great deal of enthusiasm,” in Klenner’s phrase, he tried its effectiveness with all of the childhood diseases, particularly measles. By the spring of 1948, when a measles epidemic came to Reidsville, Klenner was so confident of vitamin C’s efficacy with these diseases that he devised what would ordinarily be an outrageous experiment with his two little daughters. He had them play with children known to be in the contagious phase of measles. When the usual syndrome of measles had developed and his daughters were obviously sick, vitamin C was started. Again Klenner’s words from his 1953 paper:

“In this experiment it was found that 1,000 mg every four hours, by mouth, would modify the attack. Smaller doses allowed the disease to progress. When 1,000 mg was given every 2 hours all evidence of the infection cleared in 48 hours. If the thug was then discontinued for a similar period (48 hours) the above syndrome returned. We observed this off and on picture for thirty days at which time the drug (vitamin C) was given 1,000 mg every 2 hours around the clock for four days. This time the picture cleared and did not return.”

With this background of experiences — with human beings, not experimental animals — Klenner gained confidence in and control over his vitamin C treatment.

One reason he turned his attention early to treating measles was that he knew that measle [sic: measles] viruses were about as small as polio viruses and he hoped massive doses of vitamin C would be effective against the dreaded Crippler. By 1948 he was ready to treat polio with vitamin C, and in that year North Carolina suffered its worst epidemic ever — 2,518 new cases. Dr. Klenner’s hopes were realized when, as has been related above, he cured sixty patients with massive frequent injections of vitamin C.

With seven years of experience behind him one can understand not only why Dr. Klenner had the nerve to speak up on June 10, 1949 but why he undoubtedly felt morally obligated to do so.

https://www.seanet.com/~alexs/ascorbate/199x/landwehr-r-j_orthomol_med-1991-v6-n2-p99.htm

They can try that sb277 in the UK if they like .
I suspect that people would come out of the woodwork if they dared.
Only 10% is fluoridated here .