Tennessee Conservative
Yesterday, Before The House Health Committee, A Bill That Was Initially Designed To Soften The Current Ban On Abortion In Tennessee Was Passed But Not Without Some Significant Substantive Changes.
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A Bill That Would Ban Gender Transitions For Minors Has Been Placed On Calendars For Both The Senate Judiciary Committee And The House Health Committee In The Tennessee General Assembly.
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Legislation That Would Ban Abortions In The State Of Tennessee Was Taken Off Notice Last Week In The House Health Committee.
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In The Last Scheduled Meeting This Session For The House Health Committee, A Caption Bill That Was Snuck In Under The Radar With An Amendment To Push The HPV Vaccine For Minors Was Taken Off Notice By The Bill Sponsor.
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A bill that would ban abortions in the state of Tennessee is on the calendar for the full House Health Committee on March 30th, with the Senate version scheduled to be heard by the Senate Judiciary Committee on March 29th.
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The “Tennessee Abortion-Inducing Drug Risk Protocol Act”, A Bill That Would Penalize Physicians For Prescribing Abortion Inducing Drugs Via Telehealth Appointments, Continues To Make Progress As The House Health Committee Recommended It For Passage.
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A Bill That Would Ban Abortions In The State Of Tennessee Has Passed The House Health Subcommittee And Is Now On The Calendar For The Full Health Committee. The Bill Is Modeled After Legislation Passed In Texas, Which Resulted In A 60% Decrease Of Abortions Performed In The State.
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While The House Deferred The Legislation Until Next Week, The Senate Education Committee Continued To Push A Bill Forward That Would Allow Parents To Have More Rights Within Their Local School Systems Through A Number Of New Requirements
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This Session Of The Tennessee General Assembly Has Been, And Continues To Be, A Whirlwind Of Activity With A Flurry Of Bills Being Introduced And Making Their Way Through The Legislative Process. Here Are Three Bills And/Or Resolutions That We Didn’t Write In-Depth Articles On This Week That We Believe Will Be Of Particular Interest To Conservatives In Tennessee.
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The Tennessee Conservative Conducted A Poll Regarding The Health Committee’s Approach To Remedying Encroachments On Medical Freedom In The Volunteer State During This Week’s Special Session. On Average, 97.3% Of Respondents Want House & Senate Committee Members To Take Action Toward The Direction Of Restoring Freedom – Not Limiting It.
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