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HB 5807 Parental Notification

To require that notice be given to a parent or legal guardian prior to the performance of an abortion on an unemancipated minor. No abortion shall be performed on an unemancipated minor under eighteen years of age unless the person who is to perform the procedure has provided forty-eight hours of advance notice to a parent or legal guardian of such minor. SUPPORT

status: 01/17/2007 Referred to the Joint Committee on Children

HB1343 AN ACT CONCERNING COMPASSIONATE CARE FOR VICTIMS OF SEXUAL ASSAULT "An Act Concerning Compassionate Care For Victims of Sexual Assault", which seeks to aid rape victims, is also a serious threat to religious freedom in Connecticut. Catholic hospitals, which already provide emergency contraception to rape victims, and have a written protocol ensuring the patients access to this medication, would be forced to provide the medication, even when it will destory a conceived human life (abortion). OPPOSE
HB7395 Marriage Equality To authorize persons of the same sex to enter into marriage. This bill's only purpose is to redefine society's definition of marriage.

On April 12, 2007, the State of Connecticut's Judiciary Committee passed a full gay marriage bill by a vote of 27-15

OPPOSE
Contact your state legislators.
House Democrats (800) 842-8267
Senate Democrats (800) 842-1420
House Republicans (800) 842-1423
Senate Republicans (860)240-8800

Ask Governor Rell to keep her word and veto this bill Governor.Rell@po.state.ct.us
Phone: 800-406-1527



Pending Legislation in Connecticut
State Senate SB1343 AN ACT CONCERNING COMPASSIONATE CARE FOR VICTIMS OF SEXUAL ASSAULT Senate Bill 1343 "An Act Concerning Compassionate Care For Victims of Sexual Assault", which seeks to aid rape victims, is also a serious threat to religious freedom in Connecticut. Catholic hospitals, which already provide emergency contraception to rape victims, and have a written protocol ensuring the patients access to this medication, would be forced to provide the medication, even when it will destory a conceived human life (abortion). Oppose Read More from the Connecticut Catholic Conference SB 7395 Same Sex Marriage To authorize persons of the same sex to enter into marriage. Connecticut Catholic Conference statement on this bill The Catholic conference opposes this bill status: Judiciary cmte, vote imminent SB146 State Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC)	State House HB 5807 Parental Notification To require that notice be given to a parent or legal guardian prior to the performance of an abortion on an unemancipated minor. No abortion shall be performed on an unemancipated minor under eighteen years of age unless the person who is to perform the procedure has provided forty-eight hours of advance notice to a parent or legal guardian of such minor. SUPPORT status: 01/17/2007 Referred to the Joint Committee on Children HB1343 AN ACT CONCERNING COMPASSIONATE CARE FOR VICTIMS OF SEXUAL ASSAULT "An Act Concerning Compassionate Care For Victims of Sexual Assault", which seeks to aid rape victims, is also a serious threat to religious freedom in Connecticut. Catholic hospitals, which already provide emergency contraception to rape victims, and have a written protocol ensuring the patients access to this medication, would be forced to provide the medication, even when it will destory a conceived human life (abortion). OPPOSE HB7395 Marriage Equality To authorize persons of the same sex to enter into marriage. This bill's only purpose is to redefine society's definition of marriage. On April 12, 2007, the State of Connecticut's Judiciary Committee passed a full gay marriage bill by a vote of 27-15 OPPOSE Contact your state legislators. House Democrats (800) 842-8267 Senate Democrats (800) 842-1420 House Republicans (800) 842-1423 Senate Republicans (860)240-8800 Ask Governor Rell to keep her word and veto this bill Governor.Rell@po.state.ct.us Phone: 800-406-1527