Direct Stakeholders:
Women:
Support: Women's rights advocates and organizations may generally support the bill as it aims to protect
women's health and reproductive rights.
Opposition: Some individuals or groups with pro-life beliefs may oppose the bill, viewing it as a threat to
the rights of the unborn.
Healthcare Providers:
Support: Healthcare providers who prioritize reproductive health services may support the bill as it could
facilitate the provision of comprehensive women's health services.
Opposition: Providers with religious or ethical objections to certain reproductive health services may
oppose the bill.
Reproductive Health Organizations:
Support: Organizations focused on reproductive health may generally support the bill for promoting
access to safe and legal reproductive health services.
Opposition: Groups with specific ideological positions, such as those against abortion, may oppose the
bill.
Legal Advocacy Groups:
Support: Legal advocacy groups, particularly those focused on women's rights, may support the bill for
enhancing legal protections in the realm of women's health.
Opposition: Legal groups with pro-life perspectives may oppose the bill, potentially seeing it as a
challenge to existing legal frameworks.
Indirect Stakeholders:
Taxpayers:
Impact: Taxpayers may be indirectly affected by the bill through potential changes in government
spending on healthcare services and legal battles related to the legislation.
