Compare AL SB 312 (2010) and AL SB 366 (2010)
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- AL SB 312 (2010) · Alabama · 2010 · Failed
- AL SB 366 (2010) · Alabama · 2010 · Failed
1,898 shared 8-word phrases found in the introduced text of these two bills.
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| AL SB 312 (2010) | AL SB 366 (2010) |
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| SYNOPSIS: Under current law, health care authorities 8 are vested with the authority to make and to alter 9 appropriate rules and regulations for the conduct 10 of any health care facility and properties owned or 11 operated by it. 12 This bill would give health care providers, 13 health care institutions, and health care payers 14 the following: The authority to refuse to perform 15 or to participate in health care services that 16 violate their conscience; immunity from civil, 17 criminal, or administrative liability for refusing 18 to provide or participate in a health care service 19 that violates their conscience; immunity from 20 discrimination or disciplinary action including 21 term… | SYNOPSIS: Under current law, health care authorities 8 are vested with the authority to make and to alter 9 appropriate rules and regulations for the conduct 10 of any health care facility and properties owned or 11 operated by it. 12 This bill would give health care providers, 13 health care institutions, and health care payers 14 the following: The authority to refuse to perform 15 or to participate in health care services that 16 violate their conscience; immunity from civil, 17 criminal, or administrative liability for refusing 18 to provide or participate in a health care service 19 that violates their conscience; immunity from 20 discrimination or disciplinary action including 21 term… |
| Section 8. (a) An action for injunctive relief may 10 be brought for the violation of any provision of this act. It 11 shall not be a defense to any claim arising out of the 12 violation of this act that such violation was necessary to 13 prevent additional burden or expense on any other health care 14 provider, health care institution, individual, or patient. 15 (b) Any individual, association, corporation, 16 entity, or health care institution injured by any public or 17 private individual, association, agency, entity, or 18 corporation by reason of any conduct prohibited by this act 19 may commence an action for injunctive relief. Upon finding a 20 violation of this act, the aggrieved pa… | Section 7. (a) An action for injunctive relief may 3 be brought for the violation of any provision of this act. It 4 shall not be a defense to any claim arising out of the 5 violation of this act that such violation was necessary to 6 prevent additional burden or expense on any other health care 7 provider, health care institution, individual, or patient. 8 (b) Any individual, association, corporation, 9 entity, or health care institution injured by any public or 10 private individual, association, agency, entity, or 11 corporation by reason of any conduct prohibited by this act 12 may commence an action for injunctive relief. Upon finding a 13 violation of this act, the aggrieved party sha… |