Bill > HR2782

This bill, known as the Woman's Right To Know Act, aims to ensure that women seeking an abortion are provided with certain information before giving informed consent. The key provisions of the bill include: (1) Requiring abortion providers to present an Informed Consent Authorization form to the woman 24 hours prior to the procedure, which must include details on the fetal developmental stage, medical risks of the abortion, and potential consequences for non-compliance; (2) Allowing for civil penalties against providers who fail to comply, as well as providing a private right of action for women or their parents; and (3) Clarifying that the bill does not preempt more extensive state-level abortion disclosure requirements or penalties. The bill also defines key terms like "abortion," "abortion provider," and "unborn child."