SOME ACTUAL FACTS ABOUT GUAM'S ABORTION REPORTING LAW

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The following is from a just released PDN story:

Sen. Frank B. Aguon Jr., D-Yona, who wrote the law, asked whether Public Health verifies compliance with the abortion law, particularly the requirement that printed materials be made available to patients prior to the abortion, and that a checklist is completed, certifying that the patient received the information. The printed materials provide information about the development of the fetus and about alternatives to abortion. 

"We have not verified whether the law is being followed, as there may be issues related to HIPAA (The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996)," Public Health Director James W. Gillan said in a response letter to Aguon.

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LEGISLATION TO ADDRESS ABORTION IS SIGNED INTO LAW - ZOLTAN TRASHES IT

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Because of other news, I had to put off posting about the passage of Bill 168-33 which was signed into law last month as Public Law 33-218. The bill was introduced by Senator Frank Aguon, Jr., who has been making good on his pro-life commitment, not just in his personal life, but in his public life as well. 

The new law strengthens the abortion reporting law with refined procedures and realistic penalties for non-compliance. Since the founding of The Esperansa Project in 2008, non-compliance in abortion reporting has been one of our major targets. While everyone can bemoan the tragedy of abortion and recommend a variety of ways to address it, the beginning point is accurate data and accurate data we did not have. 

BILL 168-33 PASSES

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Meanwhile, as we have pressed forward on cleaning up the Archdiocese of Agana, we have remained active (although quietly) on the effort to clean up Guam's thriving abortion industry.

For more information go to www.esperansa.org

For more than 20 years Guam's abortionists have selectively ignored practically the only law Guam had relative to regulating their industry and that is the abortion reporting law. 

BILL 168-33 AND THE ABORTION FACTS ABOUT GUAM

Yesterday, September 11, 2015, I and others testified in support of Bill 168-33. The bill (introduced by Senators Frank Aguon, Jr., and Dennis Rodriguez) attempts to close the enforcement loopholes in the abortion reporting law.