Create pregnancy center autonomy and rights of expression act

The definition of 'Miscarriage' was changed to specify it means the spontaneous loss of an unborn child, removing previous ambiguity.

A new definition for 'Personal Data' was added, explicitly including information linked to attempts to acquire abortion services or supplies.

The definition of 'Personal Data' now includes data identifying consumers seeking services at medical pregnancy centers or information used to associate consumers with non-health data.

The definition of 'Pregnancy center' was updated to include specific details about promoting childbirth alternatives and providing resources.

A new definition for 'Previability separation procedure' was added to clarify what this specific medical procedure entails.

Added a new definition for 'Previability separation procedure,' which describes a medical procedure to remove an unborn child before fetal viability.

Reorganized and renumbered existing definitions for terms such as 'Contraception,' 'Ectopic pregnancy,' 'Medical pregnancy center,' 'Miscarriage,' 'Pregnancy center,' and 'Personal Data' to align with the new structure.

Updated the bill number from HB 388.2 to HB 388.3 throughout the document headers and footers.

Removed redundant numbering (e.g., changed '(3) (5)' to '(3)(5)') and extra spacing in the definitions section to improve consistency.

Added a new definition for 'Previability separation procedure' to specify medical procedures that remove an unborn child before a certain stage of fetal development.

Updated the definition of 'Pregnancy center' to explicitly list adoption and parenting as part of the resources and information provided.

Reordered and slightly rephrased the definitions of 'Consumer Health Data' and 'Personal Data' to improve clarity and logical flow.

All provisions prohibiting local governments from enacting laws that restrict pregnancy center activities were removed.

New requirements were added mandating that pregnancy centers implement privacy policies, obtain consent before sharing personal information, and provide a right to request data deletion.

Definitions related to abortion, abortion-inducing drugs, and medical procedures were removed.

New definitions were added for 'Consumer', 'Consumer Health Data', and 'Personal Data' to establish the scope of protected information.

A private right of action was created to allow individuals to sue for violations of the new data privacy requirements.

Updated the bill identifier from LC 2052 to HB 388.1 and added the primary sponsor's name.