Abortion-inducing drugs; terms; trafficking; felony; exceptions; effective date.

Definition of 'abortion' was expanded to include use of instruments, medicines, drugs, or substances to terminate pregnancy with intent other than increasing probability of live birth, preserving life/health after birth, removing ectopic pregnancy, or removing dead unborn child from miscarriage/trauma.

New definition of 'abortion-inducing drug' includes off-label use of drugs known to have abortion-inducing properties, specifically mentioning misoprostol (Cytotec) and methotrexate.

Definition of 'unborn child' was expanded to include human conceptus, zygote, morula, blastocyst, embryo, and fetus from conception through pregnancy until live birth.

Added specific criminal penalties for trafficking abortion-inducing drugs, including fines up to $100,000 and/or up to 10 years in prison.

Added exemptions for pharmacists, manufacturers, and distributors who lawfully manufacture, possess, offer, sell, or distribute drugs for lawful medical purposes.

Added explicit exemption prohibiting the act from being construed to prevent use, sale, prescription, or administration of preventive contraceptives when used according to manufacturer instructions.

Added specific effective date of November 1, 2025.

Removed Senate chamber formatting and committee amendment sections, replacing with House floor version formatting.

Removed original Section 1 defining terms like 'abortion-inducing drug' and 'trafficking' with specific focus on drug distribution

Added new definition of 'abortion' as using instruments or substances to terminate an unborn child's life, excluding life-saving procedures

Removed original definitions for 'preventive contraception' and 'unborn child' from the initial version

Added criminal penalties including professional license suspension and potential murder/manslaughter charges for violating the abortion prohibition

Added civil liability provisions allowing additional damages for deaths of unborn children

Changed effective date from November 1, 2025 to immediate effect upon passage and approval due to emergency declaration

Removed original effective date of November 1, 2025

Added Senate co-sponsors (Adams, Lepak, Maynard, Hildebrant, and West of the House; Bullard of the Senate) to the bill's sponsor list.

Updated page headers from 'Introduced' to 'Engrossed' and changed page footers to reflect the engrossed version number.

Removed original page numbering and session headers that were specific to the introduced version.