Compare AL HB 609 (2006) and AL SB 457 (2010)
The introduced text of these two bills, side by side, with the wording they share.
- AL HB 609 (2006) · Alabama · 2006 · Failed
- AL SB 457 (2010) · Alabama · 2010 · Failed
289 shared 8-word phrases found in the introduced text of these two bills.
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| AL HB 609 (2006) | AL SB 457 (2010) |
|---|---|
| to provide or participate in a health care service 19 that violates | to 19 provide or participate in a health care service that violates |
| participate in a health care 24 service that violates | participate in a health care service that violates |
| c) It shall be unlawful for any person | c) It shall be unlawful for any person |
| a health care service that 15 violates its conscience | a health care service 5 that violates its conscience |
| a health care service that violates 18 its conscience | a health care service that 15 violates its conscience |
| c) It shall be unlawful for any person, public or 25 private institution, or public official to discriminate 26 against any health care | c) It shall be unlawful for any person, public or 23 private institution, or public official to discriminate 24 against any health care |
| association, corporation, or other entity attempting to 1 establish a new health care | association, 25 corporation, or other entity (1) attempting to establish a new 26 health care |
| to, any denial, deprivation or 4 disqualification with respect to licensure | to, any 1 denial, deprivation, or disqualification with respect to 2 licensure |
| conscience. 13 (d) It shall be unlawful for any public official, 14 agency, institution, or entity to deny any form of aid, 15 assistance, grants, or benefits, or in any other manner | conscience. 10 (d) It shall be unlawful for any public official, 11 agency, institution, or entity to deny any form of aid, 12 assistance, grants, or benefits or in any other manner |
| any person, 17 association, corporation, or other entity attempting to 18 establish a new health care | any person, association, corporation, or other entity 15 attempting to establish a new health care |
| to 25 pay for or arrange for the payment of, any health care service | to pay for, or arrange for the 18 payment of, any health care service |
| the payment of any health care service that | the 18 payment of, any health care service that |
| payment of, any health care service that is contrary 3 to its conscience. 4 Section 7. (a) A civil action for damages or 5 injunctive relief, or both, may be brought for the violation 6 of any provision of this act. It shall not be a defense to any 7 claim arising out of the violation of this act that such 8 violation was necessary to prevent additional burden or 9 expense on any other health care provider, health care 10 institution, individual, or patient. 11 (b) Any individual, association, corporation, 12 entity, or health care institution injured by any public or 13 private individual, association, agency, entity, or 14 corporation by reason of any conduct prohibited by this act 15 may… | payment of, any health care service that is contrary to its 19 conscience. 20 Section 6. (a) A civil action for damages or 21 injunctive relief, or both, may be brought for the violation 22 of any provision of this act. It shall not be a defense to any 23 claim arising out of the violation of this act that such 24 violation was necessary to prevent additional burden or 25 expense on any other health care provider, health care 26 institution, individual, or patient. 27 Page 8 (b) Any individual, association, corporation, 1 entity, or health care institution injured by any public or 2 private individual, association, agency, entity, or 3 corporation by reason of any conduct prohibited by this… |
| Section 8. This act shall become effective on the 5 first day of the third month following its passage and 6 approval by the Governor, or its otherwise becoming law | Section 8. This act shall become effective on the 24 first day of the third month following its passage and 25 approval by the Governor, or its otherwise becoming law |