This amendment replaces the bill's substantive health care definition with a narrower provision stating abortion is not health care, and establishes a contingent effective date tied to a Wyoming Supreme Court decision on the Life is a Human Right Act.
- Deletes the Senate standing committee amendment (SF0125SS001/A) and the Steinmetz second reading amendment (SF0125S2001/A) in their entirety. (Lines 1-2)
- Changes the bill's purpose statement from 'providing a definition of health care generally applicable to law' to 'providing for contingent effective dates'. (Page 1, line 4)
- Removes the entire contents of page 2, which contained findings and exceptions related to health care definition. (Page 2)
- Replaces the substantive health care definition (W.S. 8-1-110) with a provision stating that abortion as defined in W.S. 35-6-122(a)(i) is not health care, and specifies that actions in W.S. 35-6-124 shall be construed as health care. (Page 3, lines 1-5)
- Changes the effective date from a fixed date (July 1, 2025) to the earlier of March 12, 2026 or the date the Wyoming Supreme Court renders a decision on the constitutionality of the Life is a Human Right Act (W.S. 35-6-120 through 35-6-138), with the Attorney General to certify the court decision date to the Secretary of State. (Page 3, lines 1-5 (new Section 2))
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