; and (2) any changes to fertility treatment and counseling covered under this section. (d) Ownership, use, disposition, or destruction of reproductive genetic material (1) In general Issues or disputes regarding ownership of reproductive genetic material, future use of such material, disposition of such material, or destruction of such material shall be the sole responsibility of the covered veteran, the spouse, partner, or gestational surrogate of the veteran, and the private facility storing such material. (2) Role of Department The role of the Department under this section is limited to furnishing the treatment and counseling required under this section when requested by a covered veteran. (3) Ownership and custody of reproductive genetic material The Department will not have ownership or custody of any reproductive genetic material obtained pursuant to treatment under this section and will not be involved in the ultimate disposition of such material or disputes between or among any parties with respect to such material. (e) Rule of construction Nothing in this section shall be construed to require the Secretary— (1) to find or certify a gestational surrogate for a covered veteran or to connect a gestational surrogate with a covered veteran; or (2) to furnish maternity care to a covered veteran or spouse, partner, or gestational surrogate of a covered veteran in addition to what is otherwise required by law. (f) Definitions In this section: (1) The term assisted reproductive technology includes in vitro fertilization and other fertility treatments in which both eggs and sperm are handled when clinically appropriate. (2) The term covered veteran means a veteran who— (A) has an infertility condition, unless the Secretary can show that the veteran was completely infertile before service in the active military, naval, or air service