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Pregnancy Center Security Act

Source: Congress.gov  ·  510 words in original text
This bill requires the Secretary of Health and Human Services to award grants to pregnancy-help organizations on a competitive basis. Organizations would use these grants to upgrade their facilities, including adding security systems and making improvements for people with disabilities.
Pregnancy-help organizations that receive grants from the federal government.
- The Secretary of Health and Human Services must award grants to pregnancy-help organizations on a competitive basis (Sec. 2) - Grant funds can be used for security upgrades like installing security cameras or security systems (Sec. 2) - Grant funds can be used for improvements to comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990, which requires facilities to be accessible to people with disabilities (Sec. 2) - No grant money may be used to perform, assist, counsel, prescribe, refer for or encourage abortion (Sec. 2) - Organizations that receive grants cannot give grant money to any other organization that performs, assists, counsels, prescribes, refers for or encourages abortion (Sec. 2)
If this becomes law, the Secretary of Health and Human Services would need to establish and run a new grant program for pregnancy-help organizations to upgrade their facilities and security systems.
A "pregnancy-help organization" is defined as an organization that provides a range of services to people facing unintended pregnancies with the intention of encouraging pregnant women to give birth to their unborn children. The organization cannot perform, assist, counsel, prescribe, refer for or encourage abortion, and cannot affiliate with any organization that does these things.
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