The Pennsylvania Abortion Control Act is a law enacted in 1989 that regulates abortion procedures in the state of Pennsylvania. It includes provisions such as mandatory counseling, a waiting period, and parental consent for minors seeking an abortion. The law aims to ensure that individuals are fully informed about the procedure and its implications. Additionally, the Act outlines specific requirements for abortion facilities and healthcare providers. It mandates that abortions after a certain gestational age must be performed in hospitals, ensuring that proper medical standards are upheld. The law has been subject to various legal challenges and discussions regarding reproductive rights.