; Whereas Ambassador Buckley addressed a plenary session of the conference on August 8, 1984; Whereas Ambassador Buckley stated in this address that the United States does not consider abortion an acceptable element of family planning program ; Whereas Ambassador Buckley’s statement clarified United States policy along the following lines: (1) First, where United States funds are contributed to nations which support abortion with other funds, the United States will contribute to such nations through segregated accounts which cannot be used for abortion. ; (2) Second, the United States will no longer contribute to separate nongovernmental organizations which perform or actively promote abortion as a method of family planning in other nations. ; and (3) Third, before the United States will contribute funds to the UN Fund for Population Activities it will insist that no part of its contribution be used for abortion and will also first require concrete assurances that the UNFPA is not engaged in, and does not provide funding for, abortion or coercive family planning programs. Should such assurances not be possible, and in order to maintain the level of its overall contribution to the international effort, the United States will redirect the amount of its intended contribution to other, non-UNFPA family planning programs. ; Whereas these proscriptions have come to be known as the Mexico City policy ; Whereas the Mexico City policy was continued by President George H.W. Bush and subsequently rescinded by President Bill Clinton in 1993; Whereas the Mexico City policy was reinstated by President George W. Bush in 2001 and subsequently rescinded by President Barack Obama in 2009; and Whereas the Mexico City policy was most recently reinstated, modernized, and renamed Protecting Life in Global Health Assistance by President Donald Trump: Now, therefore, be it