The proposed bill seeks to enhance the protection of assisted reproduction care in Ohio by introducing key definitions such as "assisted reproduction care," "assisted reproduction care helper," and "regulated entity." It establishes that health care providers and facilities, as well as individuals involved in assisted reproduction care, are generally shielded from civil damages or criminal prosecution, except in cases of negligence or misconduct. The bill also sets forth strict guidelines for the collection, use, and disclosure of personal information related to assisted reproduction, requiring regulated entities to obtain express consent from individuals before handling their data and granting individuals the right to access and request deletion of their information.

Additionally, the bill mandates that regulated entities publish a clear privacy policy on their websites detailing their practices regarding personal information. Individuals are empowered to take civil action for violations of these regulations, potentially receiving monetary damages, punitive damages, and attorney's fees. The bill further prohibits political subdivisions or state officials from imposing unreasonable limitations on access to assisted reproduction services and clarifies that human reproductive material outside of a uterus does not constitute personhood. Informed consent is required before any assisted reproduction services are provided, and the Attorney General is designated to enforce these provisions, ensuring legal recourse for those adversely affected by violations.