Status updated Feb 7, 2025
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House bill 0042: Regulation of Surgical Abortions
Summary:
HB42 imposes unnecessary and discriminatory regulations and violates Wyoming values of limited government and personal freedom.
- Status:
- 2/7 Passed overwhelmingly in the House and will be introduced in the Senate
- 1/27 Sailed through Committee last week and is headed to the House Floor this week.
The sponsors of this bill: Representatives Lawley, Angelos, Geringer, Haroldson, Heiner, Larson, Lien, Rodriguez-Williams. Senators Boner, Brennan, Hutchings, Olsen, Steinmetz
HB 0064: Chemical Abortions – Ultrasound Requirements
Summary:
HB64 imposes unnecessary and harmful regulations on individuals seeking medication abortion care.
- Status:
- 2/7 Passed the House and will be introduced in the Senate
- 1/27 Sailed through Committee last week and is headed to the House Floor this week.
The sponsors of this bill: Representatives Neiman, Allemand, Angelos, Bear, Brown, Geringer, Rodriguez-Williams, Strock. Senators Dockstader, Steinmetz.
HB159: Protecting Water from Chemical Abortion Waste
Summary:
HB159 is about stopping medication abortions not about water quality.
- Status:
- 2/7 Passed in Labor Committee on Jan 24 and is headed to the House
The sponsors of this bill: Representative(s) Bear, Andrew, Brady, Brown, G, Campbell, K, Guggenmos, Haroldson, Heiner, Hoeft, Kelly, McCann, Rodriguez-Williams and Wasserburger and Senator(s) Hicks, Pearson, Salazar, Smith, D and Steinmetz
HB0164: Medical Prescriptions Off-Label Purposes
Summary:
HB164 prohibits doctors from prescribing medications for off-label uses that pertain to abortions. Off-label usage of drugs is safe, when prescribed by a doctor, and is used quite commonly. HB164 is targeting abortion for the sake of targeting it and contains no medical reasoning.
- Status:
- 2/7 Passed the House and is headed to the Senate
- 1/27 House Labor, Health & Social Services Committee hearing Monday.
The sponsors of this bill: Representatives Brown, Allemand, Guggenmos, Haroldson, Johnson, Kelly, Lien, Lucas, Neiman, Ottman, Pendergraft, Schmid, Strock and Wasserburger and Senators Hutchings and Ide
HB0250: Defining life and the rights of natural persons.
Summary:
This sneaky bill is attempting to subvert Wyoming’s constitutional provision that gives each person in Wyoming control over his/her own health care by designating a fetus as a “person” under the law.
Partial text of bill: “For purposes of interpretation and construction under the Wyoming constitution and all statutes of this state, the following shall apply:
(1) All individual persons are living human beings entitled to protection of their health. This right is a fundamental right entitled to full protection under the Wyoming constitution;
(2) When applicable to an individual person, “person” is someone who possesses at least one (1) of the following: Heart function; Respiratory system function; Central nervous system function; Brain function; Skeletal development or function; Joint or muscle appendage development; Organ function;
(3) No parent, guardian or legal representative of any other person shall make health care decisions causing harm to the functions specified [above].”
- Status:
- 2/7 Referred to H10 – Labor: https://www.wyoleg.gov/Committees/2025/J10
- 1/27 Introduced in House. Has not yet been debated.
The sponsors of this bill: Representatives Neiman, Angelos, Bear, Geringer, Haroldson, and Heiner, and Senators Biteman, Dockstader, Hicks, Hutchings and Steinmetz
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