Texas Bill Preventing Abortion Providers from Providing Family Planning Sex Education in Schools (HB 1057)
This law was last updated on Nov 12, 2013
Number
HB 1057
Status
Failed to Pass
Proposed
Feb 7, 2013
Sponsors
Co-authors: 28
Bill Authors: 5
Total Sponsors: 33
Topics
Sex Ed and Abstinence OnlyFull Bill Text
HB 1057 would have prohibited abortion providers (like Planned Parenthood) or their affiliates from providing sex education or family planning instruction or instructional materials for use in human sexuality or family planning instruction in a public school.
The bill would also have required students to get written parental consent before receiving any family planning or sexual education instruction in the classroom.
STATUS
The bill was reported out of the House Committee on Public Education but did not make it to a vote. Rep. Leach reintroduced a similar bill (HB 22) in the second special legislative session called by Gov. Rick Perry in 2013. It failed to pass again.
People
Co-author
- Dennis Bonnen
- Trent Ashby
- Marsha Farney
- Tan Parker
- Bennett Ratliff
- Debbie Riddle
- Allen Fletcher
- Charles "Doc" Anderson
- Greg Bonnen
- Giovanni Capriglione
- Dan Flynn
- Craig Goldman
- Linda Harper-Brown
- Phil King
- Stephanie Klick
- Matt Krause
- Rick Miller
- Charles Perry
- Larry Phillips
- Scott Sanford
- Ron Simmons
- Drew Springer
- Phil Stephenson
- Jonathan Stickland
- Van Taylor
- Ed Thompson
- Steve Toth
- William Zedler
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