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Governor: state laws and resources already in place to shield reproductive health and personal data
Governor's Office - Boards & Commissions · November 6, 2024
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Summary
The governor listed statutes and measures aimed at protecting reproductive health, privacy of health information and vulnerable residents, saying the state has a shield law, a medicine stockpile and a privacy bill called My Health, My Data.
The governor said Washington has taken specific steps to protect residents in light of federal-level changes. He described a "shield law" that he said prevents out-of-state authorities from criminally prosecuting people for reproductive choices and said the state…
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