2023-2024 Regular SessionSouth Carolina Legislature

H3911: Reproductive Freedom Bill of Rights Act

Legislative Summary

Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Enacting The "reproductive Freedom Bill Of Rights Act"; By Adding Chapter 140 To Title 44 So As To Provide That A Woman May Have An Abortion Prior To The Viability Of Her Embryo Or Fetus, To Provide For The Circumstances In Which A Woman May Have An Abortion After The Viability Of Her Fetus, To Provide For The Process Through Which A Minor May Have An Abortion, To Provide That Assistive Reproductive Technologies And Contraceptives Shall Be Available In South Carolina, To Provide That Pregnant Women Are Entitled To Quality Prenatal And Postnatal Health Care, And To Expand Medicaid To Facilitate The Delivery Of Quality Prenatal And Postnatal Health Care; By Amending Section 40-47-37, Relating To The Practice Of Telemedicine, So As To Permit Doctors To Prescribe Abortion-inducing Drugs Via Telemedicine; By Adding Section 38-71-48 So As To Provide That Health Insurance Policies That Provide Pregnancy And Child Birth Coverage Must Also Offer Coverage For Abortions And Related Services And Medical Procedures Intended To Permanently Prevent Pregnancy Including, But Not Limited To, Tubal Ligation, Hysterectomy, And Vasectomy; By Adding Section 38-71-49 So As To Provide That Health Insurance Policies Must Offer Coverage For Assistive Reproductive Technologies; By Amending Section 59-32-10, Relating To Comprehensive Health Education Program-defined Terms, So As To Change Certain Definitions; And By Repealing Chapter 41 Of Title 44 Relating To Abortion.

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Bill History

2/8/2023
Introduced and read first time
House of Representatives
2/8/2023
Referred to Committee on Judiciary
House of Representatives