HB 4221 Summary

• Prohibits state departments and agencies from allocating federal or state funds to entities that perform more than 120 elective abortions per year on their physical properties and advertise outpatient abortion services.

• Requires state entities awarding grants and contracts to prioritize those that do not consider elective abortion part of family planning or comprehensive reproductive health services.

• Allows entities affiliated with abortion providers to remain eligible for state funding if they maintain separate physical properties, finances, and personnel from the affiliated entity.

• Defines "elective abortion" to exclude contraceptive use and abortions necessary to preserve a woman's life, and applies restrictions primarily to family planning and pregnancy prevention grants.

• Takes effect 90 days after enactment into law.