FL S1722

Defines pregnancy trimesters (first: fertilization through week 11; second: weeks 12-23; third: week 24 through birth) and establishes new requirements for disposal of fetal remains, with failure to comply upgraded from second-degree to first-degree misdemeanor

Prohibits state agencies, local governments, and Medicaid managed care plans from expending funds or contracting with organizations that own, operate, or are affiliated with abortion clinics, with exceptions for rape, incest, medical necessity, or contracts entered before July 1, 2016

Requires abortion clinic physicians to have hospital admitting privileges within reasonable proximity or maintain a written patient transfer agreement with a nearby hospital; mandates annual agency inspections of all licensed clinics

Establishes mandatory monthly reporting to the Agency for Health Care Administration on abortions performed, including reasons, gestational period, and infants born alive, with data submission to the CDC beginning January 1, 2017

Requires abortion referral or counseling agencies to register with the agency, pay fees, include registration numbers in advertising, and renew biennially; prohibits the sale, donation, or transfer of fetal remains obtained from abortions, punishable as a second-degree felony