also required that the pregnant mother have a consultation at a pregnancy help center during which the pregnancy help center "inform[s] [the pregnant mother] about what education, counseling, and other assistance is available to help the pregnant mother," and also screens for "circumstances that may subject [the pregnant mother's] decision to coercion." House Bill 1185 In 2012, Hansen sponsored House Bill 1185 which prohibits all health care plans offered through the Affordable Care Act in South Dakota from including abortion coverage. House Bill 1185 was signed into law by Governor Dennis Daugaard on March 19, 2012. House Bill 1217 In 2011, Hansen co-sponsored House Bill 1217, which, among other provisions, requires a 72-hour waiting period between a pregnant mother's initial consultation with an abortion care provider and an abortion procedure. At the time, the 72-hour waiting period was reportedly the longest in the nation. Under the bill, during the 72-hour waiting period, the pregnant mother must have a consultation at a pregnancy help center at which the pregnancy help center "inform[s] her about what education, counseling, and other assistance is available to help the pregnant mother keep and care for her child." The pregnancy help center also conducts a private interview with the pregnant mother to help ensure that she is not being coerced into making her decision to abort her unborn child. House Bill 1217 was signed into law by Governor Dennis Daugaard on March 28, 2011. Intellectual diversity on college campuses On February 19, 2019, on the floor of the House of Representatives, Hansen spoke in favor of House Bill 1087, an act to "promote free speech and intellectual diversity at certain institutions of higher education." House Bill 1087 was signed into law by Governor Kristi Noem on March 29, 2019. On June 26, 2019, the South Dakota Board of Regents convened to discuss House Bill 1087. Second Amendment Hansen "has been endorsed three times by the NRA and has received an 'A' rating from the Association because of his 'demonstrated record of support on Second Amendment issues.'" In 2019, Hansen supported Senate Bill 47, which allows individuals in South Dakota to carry a concealed weapon without a permit. Governor Kristi Noem signed Senate Bill 47 into law on February 5, 2019. Taxes and budget Hansen has signed the Americans for Tax Reform Taxpayer Protection Pledge, "pledg[ing] to the taxpayers of the State of South Dakota, that [he]