The Ohio House of Representatives held a final session before going on break for several weeks, passing several notable bills out of the chamber and sending them to the Senate for consideration. One bill, H.B. 347, would require an abortion provider to meet with a patient at least 24 hours before an abortion procedure and require informed consent. The bill also includes a bill that would prohibit obscene, adult performances anywhere minors might be present. Opponents argue that the bill could be used to shut down anything from drag shows to Pride parades. House Speaker Rep. Matt Huffman (R-Lima) defended the bill, stating it is "essentially good medical practice" and flies in the face of the constitution.