Texas HB1084 regulates in vitro fertilization procedures and authorizes administrative penalties for violations.

Texas HB1084 amends the Health and Safety Code to regulate in vitro fertilization procedures. It mandates that physicians and health care practitioners may only perform these procedures on individuals who intend to carry each implanted embryo to term. Additionally, it prohibits the termination of any unborn child in a multifetal pregnancy resulting from in vitro fertilization. The bill also authorizes the appropriate licensing authority to impose administrative penalties on practitioners who violate these regulations, using the same procedures as for other regulatory law violations.

Texas HB1084 regulates in vitro fertilization procedures and authorizes administrative penalties for violations.

Texas HB1084 amends the Health and Safety Code to regulate in vitro fertilization procedures. It mandates that physicians and health care practitioners may only perform these procedures on individuals who intend to carry each implanted embryo to term. Additionally, it prohibits the termination of any unborn child in a multifetal pregnancy resulting from in vitro fertilization. The bill also authorizes the appropriate licensing authority to impose administrative penalties on practitioners who violate these regulations, using the same procedures as for other regulatory law violations.