CO HB1259

Establishes that every individual has the right to make autonomous decisions about reproductive health, including the right to use, destroy, or donate gametes and embryos for procreation or research

Prohibits state and local governments from interfering with physicians' ability to provide reproductive health care and fertility treatments, including IVF, intrauterine insemination, cryopreservation, and surrogacy

Blocks civil or criminal actions authorized in other states from being brought in Colorado against individuals for providing or receiving reproductive health care, fertility treatment, or pregnancy termination services

Modifies the Donor-Conceived Persons Protection Act by removing the requirement for gamete agencies to request medical history updates from donors every three years, instead encouraging donors to voluntarily report significant updates

Maintains the 25-family limit per gamete donor while streamlining administrative requirements for gamete agencies, banks, and fertility clinics, including simplified record-keeping plans and removal of certain out-of-state inspection provisions