Second Read and Referred S Families, Seniors and Health Committee
Summary
The bill eliminates a broad set of state laws that control abortions, including rules that only physicians may perform them, facility licensing, informed‑consent requirements, waiting periods, reporting mandates, and criminal penalties. It impacts abortion providers, patients seeking abortions, and the state health department by stripping away these specific regulatory controls. As a result, abortion services would be governed only by general medical regulations rather than dedicated abortion statutes.
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