The bill aims to provide civil and criminal immunity for any damage or death of an embryo that occurs during the process of in vitro fertilization (IVF). Specifically, it states that no legal action, suit, or criminal prosecution can be initiated against any individual or entity involved in providing or receiving goods or services related to IVF for such damages. This provision is designed to protect those involved in the IVF process from legal repercussions, regardless of the circumstances surrounding the embryo's status.

Additionally, the bill includes a retroactive clause, meaning that the immunity applies to any relevant actions or omissions that occurred prior to the bill's enactment, as long as they are not already subject to litigation. The bill is set to take effect immediately upon passage, reflecting a significant shift in legal protections surrounding IVF practices in Alabama.