Illinois HB4349 mandates comprehensive criminal background checks for intended parents before assisted reproduction, prohibiting certain convicted.
HB4349 amends the Illinois Parentage Act of 2015 to require intended parents to undergo and pass a comprehensive criminal background check and screening before any insemination or embryo transfer. Failure to comply waives any presumption that the person is the legal parent of any resulting child. The bill also prohibits individuals convicted of specific offenses, such as murder, solicitation to commit murder, predatory criminal sexual assault, and heinous or aggravated battery of a child, from being legal parents.
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