Comment 3 - Abortion before fetal viability. 
 
Abortions are at the choice of the mother until fetal viability.  

Abortion clinics are not to be singled out for special requirements that are not medically necessary as determined by medical experts, not legislators.  Abortions are not to be restricted to abortion clinics, but available at other suitably equipped health care facilities.  

Doctors determine the procedure to be used based on medical needs of the woman.  

Low income women are subsidized so that they can make a choice while still in the early months of pregnancy.  

If a state mandates any non-medically required service, the state pays for it – for example, counseling of women seeking abortion, any tests not determined necessary by the medical establishment (i.e., ultra-sounds so women can see a picture of the fetus).  Further, if state mandates delay an abortion for more than 8 hours, the state pays for food, lodging, and transportation needs that may result.