Legislation

The Stopping Abuse, Fraud, and Exploitation by Governing Unauthorized Access to Reproductive Data (SAFEGUARD) Act gives patients the power to take back control of their private health information from deceptive organizations collecting medical data.

This bill broadens parental access to minors’ health records by removing existing privacy carve-outs.

This bill limits the use of physical restraints on pregnant and certain postpartum people who are in the custody of a jail or correctional facility.

This bill would require women to use “catch kits” when they have a miscarriage or abortion–literally forcing them to bag up their pregnancy tissue and bring it back to the doctor’s office as medical waste.

The bill creates a clear legal right for people to obtain and use FDA-approved contraceptives and for health-care providers to give contraceptives, contraception services, and contraception-related information.

This proposed constitutional amendment would guarantee that the state and local governments must treat everyone equally under the law.

This bill would remove many restrictions on abortion care in Wisconsin and remove criminal penalties on non-physicians who perform abortions.

This bill changes the definition of abortion under state law using non-medical language, creating confusion among patients and providers.

This joint resolution proposes a constitutional amendment to ban state agencies and local governments from using race, sex, ethnicity and other factors in hiring decisions and public accommodations.