Terminations at home had been allowed temporarily in England and Wales during the pandemic.
Stipulations in the new law include that doctors must record where the abortion is taking place and where and how the woman was consulted.taking mifepristone, which stops the hormone that allows the pregnancy to continue working.
After four-to-six hours, the lining of the womb breaks down, causing bleeding and loss of the pregnancy.Minister for Public Health Maggie Throup says giving women this access will provide women with "more choice in how and where they access abortion services, while ensuring robust data is collected to ensure their continued safety".
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