Coats–Snowe Amendment

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The Coats–Snowe Amendment is a U.S. federal conscience-protection law that shields healthcare entities and providers from being required to perform or refer for abortions contrary to their moral or religious beliefs.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf United States federal law
conscience protection law
aimsTo protect moral objections of health care providers regarding abortion
protect religious objections of health care providers regarding abortion
appliesTo health care entities
individual health care providers
country United States of America
hasLegalDomain civil rights law
health law
legalEffect conditions certain federal funds on respect for abortion-related conscience rights
prohibits discrimination against entities that decline to provide abortion services
legislativeType appropriations rider
namedAfter Dan Coats NERFINISHED
Olympia Snowe NERFINISHED
protects health care entities that refuse to pay for abortions
health care entities that refuse to provide abortions
health care entities that refuse to refer for abortions
health care entities that refuse to train in abortion procedures
health care professionals with moral objections to abortion
health care professionals with religious objections to abortion
regulates conditions on federal funding for health care entities
relatedTo Church Amendments NERFINISHED
Weldon Amendment NERFINISHED
scope abortion provision
abortion referrals
abortion training
payment for abortion-related services
subjectOf federal conscience protections for abortion
topic abortion
freedom of conscience in health care
religious liberty

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