Members of the Dáil have voted on the proposal to remove the mandatory three-day waiting period for abortions. The motion passed with a total of 86 votes in favor. Conversely, 70 TDs voted against the removal of the waiting period. This legislative change aims to streamline access to abortion services. The result reflects a divide among representatives regarding the necessity of the cooling-off period. The vote now moves the process forward toward implementation. This decision marks a significant shift in reproductive healthcare policy.