Bill HF 453 allows unborn children to be recognized as victims in wrongful death and homicide cases, enabling legal protections and claims for their deaths.

Bill HF 429 restricts state military units' deployment to active combat abroad, requiring a U.S. war declaration, reinforcing Congress's war powers and state authority.

Bill HF 280 protects places of worship from government regulation during emergencies, ensuring they remain open and free from mandates, impacting religious organizations significantly.

HF 279 limits state disaster/public health powers, protects rights by restricting coercive monitoring and vaccine mandates, and favors voluntary testing with informed consent.

HF 224 removes Certificate of Need requirements, boosting healthcare access and competition by allowing easier establishment of new facilities in the state.