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Adoption Information Act

Source: Congress.gov  ·  458 words in original text
This bill requires family planning service programs that receive federal grants or contracts to give patients pamphlets with information about adoption centers in their area. The bill changes Title V of the Social Security Act to add this requirement.
Family planning service projects and programs that receive federal grants or contracts under the Social Security Act receive money to provide services, so they must follow this new rule.
• Medical professionals providing family planning services must give each patient a pamphlet when the patient asks about medical or abortion services (Sec. 2, subsection (a)(1)). • The pamphlet must list all adoption centers in the region and include their addresses and phone numbers (Sec. 2, subsection (a)(1)). • Patients must have the opportunity to read the pamphlet (Sec. 2, subsection (a)(2)). • The federal government official responsible for administering this program (called the Secretary) must prepare the pamphlets and update them every year (Sec. 2, subsection (b)). • No new federal money can be used to pay for this requirement. Only money already given to the program can be used (Sec. 2, subsection (c)).
Family planning service programs that get federal money must now provide adoption center pamphlets to patients. Previously, this requirement did not exist in federal law.
None defined in bill text.
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