To make it a crime to coerce or attempt to coerce a woman into having an abortion. In addition to potential prison for threats of violence or "stalking," the bill authorizes fines for acts like threatening divorce or other living arrangement changes, threatening to withhold current or promised support, etc.   Official Text and Analysis.

With the recommendation that the substitute (H-1) be adopted and that the bill then pass.

To also apply the proposed sanctions if a person coerces a woman to continue a pregnancy against her will.

To strip out the bill’s definition of “unborn child” as “a live human being in utero regardless of his or her gestational stage of development”.

To tie-bar this bill a series of Democratic bills that would, among other things, impose new contraceptive, infertility treatment, and pap smear coverage insurance mandates, mandate additional sex education classes in schools, impose new "crisis pregnancy center" regulations, create a state morning-after pill PR campaign, and more. See House Bills 4805 to 4814. "Tie bar" means this bills can't become law unless those ones also become law.

To strip out the bill's definition of actions that indicate "malicious intent".

To move back the date the bill goes into effect until Jan. 1, 2013.

To essentially strip out the bill's provisions except for authorizing enhanced penalties for threats of violence or stalking made with the intent for coerce a woman to have an abortion.

To give immediate effect.

To give the bill immediate effect. A two-thirds majority is needed.

With the recommendation that the substitute (S-1) be adopted and that the bill then pass.