So abortions at or near viability must be performed in a hospital with a NICU. The only NICU in the state that could accommodate a 24 week baby accidentally born alive is Providence. But Providence doesn't do abortions because it's a Catholic hospital. So that's a problem. Also- the vast majority of abortions at this stage of pregnancy are actually inductions of labor because of devastating birth defects that are incompatible with life (think one socket in the center of the face instead of eyes, nose, and mouth, a face but no head or brain, a chest without ribs and a heart on the outside of the body). In these situations, requiring NICU availability is just another- different- and pointless- barrier. So if the point is to prevent lack of access, I don't see how this change would help substantially. Am I missing something?