Date: November 30, 2023Author: Editor, cairnsnews 11 Comments
Nurse practitioners and endorsed midwives will be permitted to prescribe termination-of-pregnancy drugs to a person, male or female, in the early stages of pregnancy under proposed amendments to the Termination of Pregnancy Act 2018.
Additionally, registered nurses and midwives will be able to administer and supply the termination of pregnancy drug, MS-2 Step in the early stages of pregnancy.
The Health and Other Legislation Amendment Bill (No. 2) 2023 will aim to enhance access to termination of pregnancy care, promote quality improvement and patient safety in public health facilities in Queensland, and improve the operation of health legislation.
Currently in Queensland, a person in the early stages of pregnancy can obtain a prescription for the medical termination of pregnancy drug, MS-2 Step, from a registered medical practitioner.
Amendments to the Termination of Pregnancy Act and Criminal Code, will allow for the performance of early medical terminations of pregnancy by nurses and midwives with appropriate qualifications and training.
Allowing nurses and midwives to perform medical terminations of pregnancy using MS-2 Step will improve access to termination of pregnancy care in locations where access to service providers, including GPs, sexual health clinics, and hospitals, who provide this service may be limited.
Doctors will remain the only health practitioners authorised to perform surgical terminations of pregnancy, and medical terminations for gestations nine weeks and above.
The Act will also replace references to ‘woman’ with ‘person’ to ensure all pregnant people can access termination of pregnancy care and strengthen legal recognition of transgender and gender diverse Queenslanders.
Minister for Women, Sharon Fentiman, a solicitor, has furthered the scope of the United Nations depopulation plan deciding to give nurses and midwives a go at killing a few more innocent babies.
“Access to safe termination of pregnancy care is a basic human right that remains a significant health issue for Queenslanders,” Fentiman said.
“As the Minister for Women, it is extremely important to me that all pregnant women and people in Queensland have access to safe, world-class pregnancy and reproductive healthcare.
“This Bill will support more equitable access to termination of pregnancy care and pregnancy health care right across the state.
“Nurses and midwives have the necessary skills, experience, qualifications and training to be able to undertake this important role and provide greater access to reproductive healthcare, particularly in rural and remote communities.”
It would seem Queensland Labor’s abortion policy to allow doctors to kill full term babies in 2018 was not enough to satisfy the lust of Labor Satanists supplying the body parts trade.
Now everybody gets a go. – contributed
Comment by Nelle- These people really are evil incorporated – women should decide they say ?what about the baby he or she doesn’t get a say, women have to have sex regardless – if you must why not take precautions – the world is going to hell in a hand basket and these women are part of the driving force -but of course maybe they have an agenda the demonic plague really have a hold on the world but it is secular (Godless) and not spiritual-but may He have mercy on these poor little babies
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