Reproductive Data Privacy and Protection Act

Protection against investigations into health care: Under Section 2, the bill requires statements from applicants to ensure that intercepted communications—including those regarding reproductive or sexual health—cannot be used to initiate or conduct investigations or proceedings against people inquiring about, seeking, obtaining, providing, or facilitating reproductive or sexual health treatment or care (Section 2(a) and Section 2(b)).

Limiting government use of records: The bill requires government entities seeking to compel the disclosure of customer communications or records through subpoenas, court orders, or warrants to provide a sworn statement that they will not use that information to investigate or proceed against individuals in connection with reproductive or sexual health care (Section 2(d)).

Broad definition of protected information: The bill defines ``reproductive or sexual health information'' to include a wide range of data such as reproductive-related surgeries, use of contraceptives, medication abortion, in vitro fertilization, and conditions like pregnancy, menstruation, or ovulation (Section 2(c)).