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Committee advances SB3, a reporting bill opponents call a "trap law" for abortion providers
Summary
Senate Bill 3, which imposes reporting requirements related to abortion complications and other administrative obligations, was presented, drew opposition from Planned Parenthood and was advanced by the committee on a voice vote. Opponents said the measure would stigmatize providers and produce unreliable data; sponsors argued the bill standardizes reporting and has modest fiscal impact.
Senate Bill 3 was presented to the Senate Public Health, Welfare and Labor Committee and advanced by voice vote after public testimony and member questioning. Sponsor remarks summarized the measure as a reporting and oversight requirement with limited fiscal impact; the sponsor noted a county Department of Human Services…
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