New York A02057 amends surrogacy laws to enhance protections for surrogates.
New York A02057 makes various amendments to the chapter governing surrogacy programs and agreements. It mandates that intended parents must cover the surrogate's medical expenses, including preconception care, prenatal care, childbirth, and postnatal care. It also requires intended parents to provide disability insurance and life insurance for the surrogate. Additionally, the bill stipulates that if the intended parents terminate the surrogacy agreement, they must continue to cover the surrogate's medical expenses for twelve months post-termination.
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