Abortion Coverage for State Employees

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S.B. 366 of 1999
Prohibits health care coverage for state employees or dependents for abortion services. Sec. 215.

H.B. 5595 of 1998
Prohibits funding for coverage for state employees or dependents for abortion services wherever those services aren’t required by civil service or collective bargaining agreement. Sec. 210.

S.B. 907 of 1998
Prohibits community colleges from using funds to provide health care coverage for college employees or dependents for abortion services. Sec. 226.

H.B. 4310 of 1997
Prohibits funding for health care coverage for district or intermediate district employees or dependents for abortion services. Sec. 166.

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