model confidence 90%
Repeals Chapter 170A (Texas Heartbeat Act) and Subchapter H of Chapter 171 (which includes the 6-week heartbeat ban), so removes the gestational limit and restores broader legal access to abortion before viability.
The following provisions are repealed: (3) Chapter 170A, Health and Safety Code; (4) Subchapter H, Chapter 171, Health and Safety Code;
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model confidence 80%
Repeals the commission's enforcement role for Subchapter H and repeals related regulatory provisions in Chapter 170A and Subchapter H, so reduces state regulatory enforcement of abortion providers and clinics.
The commission shall enforce this chapter [deleted: except for Subchapter H, which shall be enforced exclusively through the private civil enforcement actions described by Section 171.208 and may not be enforced by the commission].
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model confidence 85%
Repeals multiple statutes (including Section 311.036, Government Code on construction of abortion statutes, and others) that regulated or limited abortion, so overall removes restrictions and expands legal access to abortion.
The following provisions are repealed: (2) Section 311.036, Government Code; (5) Chapter 6-1/2, Title 71, Revised Statutes.
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Stage: Filed · step 1 of 6
Why the model tagged it this way: The bill repeals Texas's 6-week heartbeat ban (Chapter 170A), the private-enforcement Subchapter H of Chapter 171, related enforcement exceptions, and statutes on construction of abortion laws, thereby removing key restrictions on abortion access and provider regulation.
| Date | Chamber | Action |
|---|---|---|
| 2026-11-09 | H | Filed |