NH HB232

Establishes that health care providers have the right to conscientiously object to participating in abortions, sterilizations, or artificial contraception based on religious, moral, or ethical convictions

Prohibits discrimination against health care providers who exercise conscientious objection, including termination, demotion, transfer, denial of licensure, loss of privileges, or any adverse employment action

Requires health care institutions to prominently post notices (minimum 8.5 x 11 inches) informing providers of their right to decline participation in these services

Creates civil remedies allowing providers to sue for violations, with minimum damages of $10,000 per violation plus treble actual damages, attorney's fees, and potential injunctive relief including reinstatement

Imposes civil fines of $1,000 to $10,000 per occurrence on health care institutions that fail to post required notices; takes effect January 1, 2026