FL H1287

Creates the crime of "reproductive battery" as a third-degree felony when a health care practitioner intentionally uses a donor's reproductive material (eggs, sperm, or preembryos) without the recipient's consent to that specific donor

Establishes disciplinary grounds for licensed health care professionals who intentionally implant or inseminate patients with reproductive material from a non-consented donor

Specifically prohibits physicians from using their own reproductive material on patients, making this a separate ground for license denial or disciplinary action

Tolls the statute of limitations for criminal prosecution until the violation is discovered and reported to law enforcement or a government agency

Takes effect July 1, 2020, with the criminal provisions taking effect October 1, 2020