relative to the sale of human blood and organs.

This bill would have allowed the private sale, purchase, and donation of human blood, blood products, and organs within New Hampshire by removing existing state prohibitions. It specifically directs health facility regulations to exclude these transactions from licensing requirements, ensuring that individuals could legally engage in such exchanges without government interference. The legislation defines "blood and blood products" to include whole blood, plasma, serum, and any derivatives of these substances. Although the bill passed its committee stages, it was ultimately laid on the table and did not become law when the legislative session ended.