The proposed bill aims to enhance access to assisted reproductive services in Washington State, particularly in light of recent federal changes that may restrict reproductive rights. It establishes a clear public policy to ensure maximum access to reproductive health care, including assisted reproduction treatments such as in-vitro fertilization. The bill explicitly states that any fertilized human egg or embryo outside the uterus will not be classified as an unborn child or person under state law, thereby protecting these services from potential legal challenges.

Additionally, the bill grants individuals the statutory right to access assisted reproduction treatments without unreasonable limitations, while also empowering health care providers and insurers to offer these services. It allows the Attorney General and affected individuals to take legal action against any entity that imposes restrictions on these rights. The legislation includes provisions for equitable relief in court, ensuring that prevailing plaintiffs can recover litigation costs. The act is deemed necessary for the immediate preservation of public health and safety, and it takes effect immediately upon passage.