Reauthorization of this program was approved by the 110th Congress but was vetoed by George W. Bush with insufficient votes to ovverride the veto. SCHIP was instead given a temporary extension. Currently, SCHIP contains a ban on abortion funding but is expected to be challenged. Also, under the Bush administration, a policy was initiated to allow expanded SCHIP coverage to cover unborn children and their mothers in order to cover prenatal care. On January 29, 2009, pro-Life Senators tried to pass an amendment to SCHIP that would enshrine this policy in legislation, but it was defeated 39-59.This policy expanding coverage to the unborn and their mothers could be reversed by administrative action by President Obama.