Illinois SB3341 allows minors to consent to contraceptive services and supplies without parental consent.
Illinois SB3341 amends the Birth Control Services to Minors Act to allow any minor to consent to contraceptive services or supplies without needing parental consent. The bill specifies that minors can consent if they are married, a parent, pregnant, or if their failure to receive services would create a serious health hazard. Doctors licensed in Illinois can provide these services to minors under these conditions.
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