Maryland SB532 mandates community colleges to provide students with access to over-the-counter contraception and requires annual reporting on this.
Maryland SB532 requires community colleges to develop and implement a plan to provide students with access to all methods of over-the-counter contraception. This includes access through student health centers, retail establishments on campus, vending machines, or other methods ensuring all students can access contraception when on campus. The Maryland Higher Education Commission must report annually to the General Assembly on the information collected from community colleges.
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