A. For purposes of this section, "third party" means an individual or entity who transmits information related to a protected health care activity, in the normal course of business, in an electronic format. "Third party" does not mean a covered entity or business associate as defined by the federal Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 and related regulations.
B. It shall be a violation of the Reproductive and Gender-Affirming Health Care Protection Act to request from a third party, or for a third party to transmit, information related to an individual's or entity's protected health care activity with the intent to:
(1) harass, humiliate or intimidate that individual or entity;
(2) incite another to harass, humiliate or intimidate that individual or entity;
(3) cause that individual to reasonably fear for that individual's own or family members' safety;
(4) cause that individual to suffer unwanted physical contact or injury;
(5) cause that individual to suffer substantial emotional distress; or
(6) deter, prevent, sanction or penalize an individual or entity for engaging in a protected health care activity.
C. This section shall not apply to a lawsuit or judgment entered in another state that is based on conduct for which a cause of action exists under the laws of New Mexico.