Health benefit plans; requiring coverage for certain prescription. Effective date.

Reduced the required coverage duration for contraceptive drugs from a twelve-month supply to a six-month supply for the initial prescription and all subsequent refills.

Added names of additional House sponsors (Cantrell, Archer, Hefner, Waldron, Ranson, and Pittman) to the bill header.

Inserted official dates indicating the bill passed the Senate on May 21, 2025, and the House on May 22, 2025.

Added signature blocks for the Governor, Secretary of State, and Presiding Officers to finalize the document as law.

Removed the placeholder date for the House passage date, as it was filled in with the final date.

Updated the document title from 'ENGROSSED SENATE' to 'ENROLLED SENATE' to reflect the bill's final status.

The bill title was shortened and reformatted to list topics directly without the introductory phrase 'An Act relating to'.

Five new House coauthors (Cantrell, Archer, Hefner, Waldron, and Ranson) were added to the list of sponsors.

The document header was updated to indicate the bill has passed the House of Representatives on May 5, 2025, and is awaiting Senate approval.

The maximum supply of contraceptive drugs that must be covered was reduced from a twelve-month supply to a six-month supply for subsequent refills.

The effective date of the act was changed from November 1, 2025, to an unspecified date in the House amendment version, requiring further action to set a final date.