The main purpose of this legislation, known as the "Don't Sell My DNA Act," is to enhance the protection of genetic information during bankruptcy proceedings. It aims to ensure that individuals' genetic data is not misused or sold without their explicit consent when their financial situation leads them to file for bankruptcy. Key provisions of this law include several important requirements. First, it expands the definition of property in bankruptcy to include genetic information, which is defined according to existing laws that protect against genetic discrimination.