The proposed bill, General Assembly Proposed Bill No. 6588, seeks to amend chapter 368a of the general statutes to empower the Commissioner of Public Health to revoke a physician's license if the physician is found guilty or convicted of committing fertility fraud. This provision applies regardless of whether the fraudulent act occurred within the state or outside of it. Additionally, the bill mandates that the Commissioner establish a process for reporting any such convictions to other states where the physician holds a license.

The bill aims to enhance accountability and protect patients from unethical practices in fertility treatments by ensuring that physicians who commit fertility fraud face serious consequences, including the potential loss of their medical license. The inclusion of a reporting process to other states is intended to prevent physicians from evading repercussions by practicing in different jurisdictions.