The amendment would fundamentally change the relationships between parents and children, as well as women and their doctors.
Laws the amendment could affect:
• Parental consent for children’s medical treatment that involve sex or pregnancy, including sterilizations
• Ban on school employees helping children have abortions
• Any parental consent for children seeking abortions
• Statutory rape and incest laws
• Screening for women being coerced to have abortions
• Partial-Birth Abortion Ban
• Born-Alive Infant Protection Act
• Increased penalties for abortions after viability
• Requirement that only doctors perform abortion
• Licensing and health and safety requirements for abortion facilities
• Ban on tax-funded abortions
• Preventing health insurance from automatically covering elective abortions
• Informed consent requirement for women seeking abortions
• 24-hour waiting period for abortion
• Requirements that women be offered the chance to see an ultrasound before the abortion
• Conscience protections for doctors and nurses who object to performing abortions
• Would force elective abortions to be treated the same as childbirth for women seeking time off, leave, and other family policies
• Reporting requirements on abortion statistics and complications
• Michigan’s original abortion ban, passed in 1846 and updated in 1931
• Michigan Surrogate Parenting Act and a ban on commercialized surrogacy
• Ban on human cloning