The Access to Family Building Act aims to protect access to assisted reproductive technology and related medical care.
The Access to Family Building Act prohibits limitations on access to assisted reproductive technology and related medical care. It allows the Attorney General to take legal action against states, local governments, or officials who enact or enforce such limitations. The Act also grants individuals and entities the right to sue for violations, with courts empowered to issue injunctions and award costs and attorney's fees. Health care providers and patients have statutory rights to access and provide assisted reproductive technology services.
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