HI SB350

Proposes a constitutional amendment to Article I of the Hawaii Constitution prohibiting any law or state action that denies or interferes with a person's right to obtain contraceptives or voluntarily engage in contraception

Defines "contraception" as any action taken to prevent pregnancy, including drugs, devices, biological products, fertility-awareness methods, and sterilization procedures approved under federal law

Clarifies that contraceptives include IUDs and emergency contraceptives (Plan B, Ella) which prevent pregnancy rather than terminate it or affect implanted embryos

Requires the amendment question to be placed on the ballot for voter approval in accordance with Article XVII, Section 3 of the Hawaii Constitution

Notes that 14 states plus Washington D.C. already have statutory or constitutional protections for contraception rights