CRIME: Provides relative to the unauthorized use of sperm, ovum, or embryo

HB 60 amends the law regarding unauthorized use of sperm, ova, or embryos to explicitly include the use of a spouse's reproductive material by their surviving spouse or by a spouse to conceive a child. By adding these specific scenarios to the list of prohibited actions, the bill clarifies that such consensual reproductive arrangements between married partners are not considered criminal offenses. This legislative change directly affects married couples and their legal standing when using each other's biological material for conception. The bill does not alter the penalties for unauthorized use but rather defines the scope of what constitutes unauthorized use in the context of spousal relationships.