Mississippi Gestational Carrier, Surrogacy and In Vitro and Parent Act; enact.

SB 2732, the "Mississippi Gestational Carrier, Surrogacy and In Vitro Child and Parent Act," would have established legal rules for gestational surrogacy in Mississippi. It defined key terms (like "gestational carrier" and "commissioning parent"), required written agreements outlining parental rights and compensation limits, and created procedures for establishing parentage before birth. The bill directly affected intended parents, gestational carriers, and children conceived through assisted reproductive technology. However, it died in committee on February 4, 2025, and did not become law.