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The proposed changes:
* A ban on abortions after 15 weeks of pregnancy without exclusions for rape, incest, or human trafficking. The current cutoff is 24 weeks.
* The bill defines the change as 15 weeks from the first day of a person’s last normal menstrual period
* The only exclusions this bill allows for are a threat to the mother’s life, if the mother would lose major bodily function or if there is a fatal fetal abnormality. And that abnormality has to be approved by two doctors.
In a separate move, the state wants to clear the way for another law that would include:
* A 24-hour waiting period between when women seeking abortions are provided with the information and when the abortions may take place.
Next steps:
* The abortion bill needs to be voted on by the full Senate.
* Gov. Ron DeSantis would need to sign the bill into law.
* The law would go into effect on July 1.