Creates provisions relating to maternal care

This bill establishes a system for local public health agencies to investigate and review infant deaths to help prevent future fatalities. It requires counties to report infant death data, which must be broken down by race and ethnicity, and mandates the creation of review committees in areas with high infant mortality rates. These committees will confidentially examine cases of stillbirth and early death, interview families, and offer grief counseling while protecting participant privacy from legal discovery. To support these efforts, the legislation creates a dedicated state fund and requires hospitals and other entities to share medical records with health agencies within thirty days of a request.