; or (B) the inability to reproduce or safely carry a pregnancy to term, including as a result of treatment for another condition. (5) Partner The term partner , with respect to a member of the Armed Forces, means an individual selected by the member who agrees to share with the member the parental responsibilities with respect to any child born as a result of the use of any fertility treatment under this section. 103. Establishment of fertility preservation procedures after an injury or illness (a) In general The Secretary of Defense, acting through the Assistant Secretary of Defense for Health Affairs, shall establish procedures for the retrieval of reproductive genetic material, as soon as medically appropriate, from a member of the Armed Forces in cases in which the fertility of such member is potentially jeopardized as a result of an injury or illness incurred or aggravated while serving on active duty in the Armed Forces in order to preserve the medical options of such member. (b) Consent for retrieval of reproductive genetic material Reproductive genetic material may be retrieved from a member of the Armed Forces under subsection (a) only— (1) with the specific consent of the member; or (2) if the member is unable to consent, if a medical professional determines that— (A) the future fertility of the member is potentially jeopardized as a result of an injury or illness described in subsection (a) or will be potentially jeopardized as a result of treating such injury or illness; (B) the member lacks the capacity to consent to the retrieval of reproductive genetic material and is likely to regain such capacity; and (C) the retrieval of reproductive genetic material under this section is in the medical interest of the member. (c) Consent for use of retrieved reproductive genetic material Reproductive genetic material retrieved from a member of the Armed Forces under subsection (a) may be used only— (1) with the specific consent of the member