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Council Member
Now it's not just about being against something for religious reasons, it can be you feel morally against it, but the right says that has to be proven.
I just hear the guy who is a signer on the bill saying that it should be ok for many different things that people who have a religious belief or a moral belief to
say it's not going to be offered, is ok. But then he says you as an employee can buy a rider.
Let me understand this, an employee can not have an exemption from a church to get contraceptions free from the insurance company, but they can buy a policy from an insurance company to get something you want.
Are they sure they talked to their board of directors on the right, the catholic Bishops if this is OK?
I just hear the guy who is a signer on the bill saying that it should be ok for many different things that people who have a religious belief or a moral belief to
say it's not going to be offered, is ok. But then he says you as an employee can buy a rider.
Let me understand this, an employee can not have an exemption from a church to get contraceptions free from the insurance company, but they can buy a policy from an insurance company to get something you want.
Are they sure they talked to their board of directors on the right, the catholic Bishops if this is OK?
