Reproductive privacy bill in Kentucky, addressing abortion procedures, reporting requirements, and penalties.
The Kentucky HB22 bill amends various sections of the Kentucky Revised Statutes to address reproductive privacy, particularly focusing on abortion procedures and reporting requirements. It mandates that no abortion shall be performed after the unborn child reaches viability unless necessary to save the pregnant person's life. It also requires physicians to report specific details about each abortion to the Vital Statistics Branch, including the patient's age, residence, and the reason for the abortion. The bill outlines penalties for violations, including fines and imprisonment.
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