No Pro-Abortion Task Force Act

This bill would stop the federal government from spending any money on the HHS Reproductive Healthcare Access Task Force. It would also block funding for any future task force that is basically the same. In short, it aims to shut down that task force by cutting off its funding. The task force was set up to help HHS coordinate activities related to access to sexual and reproductive health care, so ending its funding would likely halt that coordination work.

Key points:

• What changes: No federal funds could be used for the HHS task force on reproductive health care, or any similar successor group.
• Who is affected: HHS and any staff or efforts tied to this task force; people and providers who relied on that coordination may see less support.
• When: Would take effect if and when the bill becomes law (the text does not set a special start date).