From Office of Governor Michael L. Parson <[email protected]>
Subject Governor Parson's Statement Regarding Federal Ruling on HB 126
Date August 27, 2019 9:08 PM
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*Missouri Governor Michael L. Parson*

Office of Communications

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*FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE *

August 27, 2019* ** *

*Governor Parson's Statement Regarding Federal Ruling on HB 126*

*(JEFFERSON CITY, MO)* Today, Governor Mike Parson issued the following statement regarding a federal court ruling on HB 126:

We sent a strong message that Missouri stands for life, protection of womens health, and advocates for the unborn with the passage and signing of HB 126. We are encouraged that todays court ruling upheld the anti-discrimination provisions of the law, and we look forward to litigating the remaining issues. As Governor, I am honored to lead a state that is committed to standing up for those without a voice and will continue to fight for the unborn. HB 126 also carried several other provisions that will go into effect tomorrow that will increase womens health. Most notably, it will modify the definition of pregnancy resource centers, leading to greater access and safety for women.



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*Contact: Kelli R. Jones*

Communications Director

Work: 573-751-0765

Email:[email protected]

Website: www.governor.mo.gov


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