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Legislative Assault on Women
Bills in the 2011 Indiana General Assembly

The conservative majorities in both the House and Senate are attempting an unprecedented assault on the right of Hoosier women to control their own fertility. Many of our patients lack health insurance or do not have adequate coverage for basic health care needs. For a significant number of them, we are the only health care provider they see. If successful, these purely political efforts to restrict access to reproductive health care would devastate low-income and uninsured Hoosiers who rely on Planned Parenthood of Indiana (PPIN) for exams, Pap tests, STD screening and treatment and family planning information. No other organization in Indiana does more to reduce unintended pregnancy and the incidence of abortion than PPIN.

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Bill

Summary/Sponsors

Unconstitutional

Potential
Lawsuit

Interferes With
Patient/Doctor
Relationship

Already
Regulated

Leads To Bigger
Government

Restricts Access
To Health Care

SB 20

Defunding PPIN (Walker, Tomes)

     

SB 50

Mandatory viewing of ultrasound (Leising)

   

SB 116

Banning insurance coverage for abortion (Kruse, Steele, Holdman)

       

SB 241

Banning abortion from private insurance coverage (Kruse)

       

SB 290

Prohibition of abortion (Kruse, Tomes)

SB 328

Defining life at fertilization; admitting privileges (Miller)

 

SB 457

Informed consent requirements before abortion (Banks, Kruse, Walker)

 

 

SB 488

Pharmacist refusal to fill prescriptions (Steele, Kruse)

 

SB 505

Opt out of health care reform (Tomes, Kruse, Banks)

         

SB 522

Banning abortion after 20 weeks (Walker)

HB 1204

Physician admitting privileges (Ubelhor, Messmer, Cheatham)

 

HB 1205

Defunding PPIN (Ubelhor, Bacon)

       

HB 1210

Misleading consent for abortion and physician admitting privileges (Turner, Cheatham, Culver)

 

HB 1227

Defining fetal viability at 20 weeks (Davisson, Turner)

 

HB 1228

Pharmacist refusal to fill prescriptions (Davisson)

 

HB 1257

Hysterectomy causes sterility (Borders)

   

HB 1258

Medication abortion provision (Morris)



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