Colorado § 19-4.5-102 Legislative declaration

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§ 19-4.5-102 — Legislative declaration

Colorado § 19-4.5-102

Title 19Children's

Art.Colorado Surrogacy Agreement Act

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Colo. Rev. Stat. § 19-4.5-102 (2026).

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(1)The general assembly finds and declares that surrogacy agreements executed pursuant to this article 4.5 are in accord with the public policy of this state.

(2)The general assembly further finds and declares that the purpose of this article 4.5 is to:

(a)Establish consistent standards and procedural safeguards to promote the best interests of the children who are born as a result of surrogacy agreements executed pursuant to this article 4.5;

(b)Protect all parties involved in surrogacy agreements executed pursuant to this article 4.5; and

(c)Recognize the technological advances in assisted reproductive medicine and allow the use of these advances by intended parents and gestational surrogates and genetic surrogates according to the public policy of this state.

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(1) The general assembly finds and
declares that surrogacy agreements executed pursuant to this article 4.5 are in
accord with the public policy of this state.

(2) The general assembly further finds and declares that the purpose of this
article 4.5 is to:

(a) Establish consistent standards and procedural safeguards to promote the
best interests of the children who are born as a result of surrogacy agreements
executed pursuant to this article 4.5;

(b) Protect all parties involved in surrogacy agreements executed pursuant
to this article 4.5; and

(c) Recognize the technological advances in assisted reproductive medicine
and allow the use of these advances by intended parents and gestational
surrogates and genetic surrogates according to the public policy of this state.