Florida H1487 regulates surrogacy and assisted reproduction, establishing requirements for surrogacy agencies, fertility clinics, and donor banks.
Florida H1487 amends state statutes to regulate surrogacy and assisted reproduction. It mandates that surrogacy agencies require mental health evaluations, legal consultations, and security background investigations for participants. The bill also requires fertility clinics to obtain express and informed consent from participants, detailing known risks and legal advice. It establishes procedures for validating surrogacy contracts and affirming parental status, including court petitions and security background investigations.
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