North Carolina H522 aims to prevent deceptive practices by crisis pregnancy centers by prohibiting false advertising of abortion or emergency.
North Carolina H522, the Crisis Pregnancy Center Fraud Prevention Act, seeks to enhance accountability for crisis pregnancy centers by defining the act of knowingly advertising abortion or emergency contraceptive services as a deceptive or unfair practice. The bill mandates that centers must not advertise services they do not provide, such as abortion care, emergency contraception, or referrals for these services. It also requires centers to disclose whether they have licensed medical professionals on staff and whether they provide comprehensive pregnancy counseling.
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