Relating to the regulation of abortion and related matters and to the repeal of certain laws prohibiting abortion.

HB 3410 modifies Texas abortion regulations by prohibiting penalties for assisting individuals traveling for abortion care and protecting pregnant people from liability for abortions performed. It establishes a 49-day gestational limit for medication abortions (replacing a 70-day limit), requires in-person medical exams and documentation before abortion-inducing drugs, and clarifies that abortion laws apply only to implanted embryos, not miscarriages from IVF procedures. The bill also removes certain enforcement powers from the state commission, directing private civil enforcement for specific provisions. These changes directly affect pregnant individuals seeking abortions, healthcare providers, and those assisting with travel to abortion services.