You paged California? lol, just kidding, not really.
Serious question though, CA aside, what other states have, or are expressly planning, legislation refusing to both cooperate with out-of-state attempts to discipline licenses over abortion, and refusing to take reciprocal action on licensees being disciplined for out-of-state abortion actions? I've only seen the "west coast wall" in recent news (CA, OR, WA).
Civil liability is nullified and severed as of Friday. Here are the remaining pending laws that will likely be passed within the next 30-60 days:
• AB 1918 creates the California Reproductive Health Service Corps in the Department of Health Care Access and Information. It creates more reproductive health providers by recruiting, training and retaining teams assigned to work in underserved areas. It has passed the Assembly 65-16 and is now in a Senate committee.
• AB 2091 enhances privacy protections for abortion-related medical records and ensures that they cannot be subpoenaed by law enforcement or out-of-state-claims. It has passed the Assembly 54-16 and is pending in the Senate Health Committee.
• AB 2626 protects doctors, midwives, nurse practitioners and physician assistants by preventing professional boards from revoking or suspending a license for providing lawful abortion care in California or in other states. After clearing the Assembly 76-0, it is awaiting action in the Senate Appropriations Committee.
• AB 2134 establishes the California Reproductive Health Equity Program to provide state-paid abortion and contraception coverage for those who seek care in California and whose household income is at or below 400% of federal poverty level. It passed the Assembly 53-19 and is pending in the Senate Judiciary Committee.
• SB 1142 creates a “one-stop shop” internet webpage under California’s Department of Health and Human Services that features links for abortion care, post-operation resources, abortion financial support services and health care service resources. After passing the Senate 29-9, the bill awaits action in an Assembly committee.
• AB 2223 would ensure that no one in the state will be investigated, prosecuted or incarcerated for ending a pregnancy or experiencing pregnancy loss. The bill passed the Assembly 48-21 and is pending in the Senate Health Committee.
• SB 1375 would allow nurse practitioners to more easily work independently of a doctor and perform abortions. Passing the Senate 30-9, it now waits in the Assembly Appropriations Committee.
I'm looking for similar protections discussed in AB 2626 above applied to pharmacists specifically, but did not find any yet.