Minnesota HF2219 regulates surrogacy, establishes parentage, and prohibits for-profit surrogacy agencies.
Minnesota HF2219 regulates traditional and gestational surrogacy arrangements, establishes parentage, and prohibits for-profit surrogacy agencies. The bill outlines eligibility criteria for gestational surrogates, including age, citizenship, and health insurance. It mandates that gestational surrogacy contracts include specific terms, such as the surrogate's right to choose her own physician and a requirement for the surrogate to abstain from harmful activities.
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