AZ SB1407

Repeals section 13-3603.02 and amends multiple sections of Arizona law related to abortion restrictions, including sections addressing parental consent requirements, informed consent procedures, and reporting requirements.

Modifies contraceptive coverage requirements in health insurance plans to allow religious employers to opt out of covering all FDA-approved prescription contraceptive methods based on religious objections, replacing previous language that allowed selective exemptions.

Adds new section 32-1979 requiring pharmacies to fill valid prescription orders and accommodate employee objections to certain drugs based on religious beliefs, while ensuring customers receive timely access to medications through alternative options.

Adds new section 32-3221 requiring health professionals to provide emergency contraception information and services to rape victims within 72 hours, with exception allowing referral for health professionals with religious objections to contraception.

Removes previous abortion restrictions including requirements for 24-hour waiting periods, parental consent forms with specific language, informed consent materials about fetal development, and website provisions; eliminates various reporting requirements and restrictions on medication abortion protocols.