House Amendment 1074
PAG LIN
1 1 Amend Senate File 162, as passed by the Senate, as
1 2 follows:
1 3 #1. By striking everything after the enacting
1 4 clause and inserting the following:
1 5 <Section 1. POSTNATAL TISSUE AND FLUID BANKING
1 6 TASK FORCE.
1 7 1. The department of public health shall convene a
1 8 task force on postnatal tissue and fluid banking and
1 9 related postnatal procedures. The task force shall
1 10 consist of the following members, selected by the
1 11 institution or association specified or, if not
1 12 specified, selected by the director of public health:
1 13 a. The director of public health, or the
1 14 director's designee.
1 15 b. A representative of each of the public and
1 16 private colleges or universities in the state that
1 17 have interest in postnatal tissue and fluid for the
1 18 purposes of research or medical treatment.
1 19 c. A representative of the Iowa hospital
1 20 association.
1 21 d. A representative of the Iowa medical society.
1 22 e. A physician representing a birthing hospital.
1 23 f. A prenatal healthcare provider.
1 24 g. A representative of the Iowa midwives
1 25 association.
1 26 h. A representative of the postnatal tissue and
1 27 fluid research community.
1 28 i. A representative of recipients of postnatal
1 29 tissue and fluid transplants.
1 30 j. A representative of a postnatal tissue and
1 31 fluid transplant center.
1 32 k. A representative of a postnatal tissue and
1 33 fluid bank.
1 34 l. An attorney with expertise in public health or
1 35 biotechnology law, selected by the Iowa state bar
1 36 association.
1 37 2. Members of the task force shall receive actual
1 38 expenses incurred while serving in their official
1 39 capacity and may also be eligible to receive
1 40 compensation as provided in section 7E.6.
1 41 3. The director of public health, or the
1 42 director's designee, shall act as chairperson of the
1 43 task force. A majority of the members of the task
1 44 force shall constitute a quorum.
1 45 4. The task force shall investigate the optimum
1 46 method by which to establish a network of postnatal
1 47 tissue and fluid banks in partnership with public and
1 48 private colleges or universities, public and private
1 49 hospitals, or nonprofit organizations and private
1 50 organizations in the state to collect and store
2 1 postnatal tissue and fluid for the purposes of
2 2 scientific research and medical treatment. The
2 3 investigation shall address and make recommendations
2 4 regarding all of the following:
2 5 a. Regulatory requirements for public and private
2 6 postnatal tissue and fluid banks in the state,
2 7 including regulations or protocols to govern donations
2 8 to the bank and the release and use of banked
2 9 postnatal tissue or fluid.
2 10 b. The development of a statewide network of
2 11 postnatal tissue and fluid banks and birthing hospital
2 12 collection sites in a manner that provides for
2 13 geographic distribution throughout the state.
2 14 c. The development of a statewide postnatal tissue
2 15 and fluid registry to identify, acquire, and
2 16 distribute donated postnatal tissue and fluid to
2 17 suitably matched candidates including documentation of
2 18 the collection, storage, distribution, and
2 19 transplantation of the postnatal tissue and fluid and
2 20 the clinical outcomes of all transplantations related
2 21 to the network.
2 22 d. Any incentives for donation to public postnatal
2 23 tissue and fluid banks.
2 24 e. Public awareness and encouragement of donation
2 25 or private storage of postnatal tissue and fluid by
2 26 providing information including but not limited to all
2 27 of the following:
2 28 (1) The current and potential future medical uses
2 29 of postnatal tissue and fluid.
2 30 (2) The benefits and risks associated with
2 31 postnatal tissue and fluid banking.
2 32 (3) Medical or family history criteria that may
2 33 impact a family's consideration of postnatal tissue
2 34 and fluid banking.
2 35 (4) An explanation of the differences between
2 36 private and public banking.
2 37 (5) Medically accepted uses and benefits of
2 38 postnatal tissue and fluid collection and
2 39 transplantation.
2 40 (6) The costs associated with donation and
2 41 storage, and an explanation of the storage,
2 42 maintenance, and viability for transplantation of
2 43 postnatal tissue and fluid.
2 44 f. Participation in the public cord blood bank
2 45 network established pursuant to the federal Stem Cell
2 46 Therapeutic and Research Act of 2005, Pub. L. No.
2 47 109=129, or other national or international networks.
2 48 g. Any changes in law or rules necessary to
2 49 implement a postnatal tissue and fluid banking network
2 50 in the state to provide for scientific research and
3 1 medical treatment.
3 2 h. Consent and privacy protections related to
3 3 donation or private banking of postnatal tissue and
3 4 fluid.
3 5 i. Any fee structure to be associated with
3 6 participation in the postnatal tissue and fluid bank
3 7 network.
3 8 j. The costs associated with the operation and
3 9 maintenance of a public postnatal tissue and fluid
3 10 bank network, including the need for public funding.
3 11 5. In addition to postnatal tissue and fluid
3 12 banking the task force shall review the issue of the
3 13 retention, use, and disposition of neonatal metabolic
3 14 screening specimens, including but not limited to the
3 15 length of time the specimens are retained and specimen
3 16 research use.
3 17 6. The task force shall report its findings and
3 18 recommendations, along with any proposed legislation,
3 19 to the general assembly by November 1, 2007.
3 20 7. For the purposes of this section, "postnatal
3 21 tissue and fluid" means the placenta, umbilical cord,
3 22 umbilical cord blood, and amniotic fluid expelled or
3 23 extracted in connection with the birth of a child.
3 24 Sec. 2. APPROPRIATION. There is appropriated from
3 25 the general fund of the state to the department of
3 26 public health for the period beginning on the
3 27 effective date of this Act, and ending January 1,
3 28 2008, the following amount, or so much thereof as is
3 29 necessary, to be used for the purpose designated:
3 30 For the task force on postnatal tissue and fluid
3 31 banking:
3 32 .................................................. $ 20,000
3 33 Sec. 3. EFFECTIVE DATE. The sections of this Act
3 34 relating to the postnatal tissue and fluid banking
3 35 task force and the appropriation for the task force,
3 36 being deemed of immediate importance, take effect upon
3 37 enactment.>
3 38 #2. Title page, by striking lines 1 and 2 and
3 39 inserting the following: <An Act relating to the
3 40 creation of a task force on postnatal tissue and fluid
3 41 banking and other postnatal procedures, providing an
3 42 appropriation, and providing an effective date.>
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3 46 ROBERTS of Carroll
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3 50 DOLECHECK of Ringgold
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4 20 DE BOEF of Keokuk
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4 24 LUKAN of Dubuque
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4 28 HEATON of Henry
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4 32 GRASSLEY of Butler
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4 36 WINDSCHITL of Harrison
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4 40 DEYOE of Story
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4 44 KAUFMANN of Cedar
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5 6 WIENCEK of Black Hawk
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5 14 SODERBERG of Plymouth
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5 18 J. K. VAN FOSSEN of Scott
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5 34 ANDERSON of Page
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5 38 ARNOLD of Lucas
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5 42 BAUDLER of Adair
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5 46 DRAKE of Pottawattamie
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5 50 GIPP of Winneshiek
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6 4 GRANZOW of Hardin
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6 20 S. OLSON of Clinton
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6 24 RASMUSSEN of Buchanan
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6 28 UPMEYER of Hancock
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6 32 WATTS of Dallas
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6 36 CLUTE of Polk
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6 40 HORBACH of Tama
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7 14 VAN ENGELENHOVEN of Marion
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7 18 WORTHAN of Buena Vista
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