House Bill 6077 Summary

• Requires covered entities and service providers to obtain clear, affirmative consent before collecting, processing, or selling reproductive health data, with specific prohibitions on obtaining consent through broad terms-of-use agreements or deceptive design practices.

• Prohibits collection of reproductive health data except for specified purposes: providing requested products/services, completing financial transactions, complying with law, or protecting public safety; requires entities to minimize data collection, retention, and derivation.

• Establishes separate written consent requirements for selling reproductive health data beginning June 30, 2025, including disclosure of specific data being sold, purchasing party identity, purpose, and expiration within one year; purchasers must enter into written agreements limiting data use.

• Prohibits geofencing technology within 1,850 feet of reproductive health service facilities if used to identify/track individuals, collect data, or send targeted notifications related to reproductive health.

• Authorizes the Attorney General to seek injunctions and recover costs; allows individuals to sue for damages of $100-$750 per incident or actual damages (whichever is greater), plus injunctive relief.