sec.129Infertility

### sec.129 Infertility If the person is infertile or has a spouse who is infertile, the chief executive must have regard to the person’s adjustment to, and acceptance of, the infertility. In this section— infertility , of a person, means— an inability, for a reason beyond the person’s control, to conceive; or a genetically transmitted disorder giving rise to a significant risk that, if the person was a biological parent of a child, the child would not survive or the child’s health would be seriously impaired; or a condition giving rise to a significant risk that, if the person fell pregnant, the child would not be carried until the child could be delivered alive; or a condition giving rise to a significant risk that, if the person fell pregnant, the person would not survive or the person’s health would be seriously impaired. s 129 amd 2016 No. 57 s 25 (sec.129-ssec.1) If the person is infertile or has a spouse who is infertile, the chief executive must have regard to the person’s adjustment to, and acceptance of, the infertility. (sec.129-ssec.2) In this section— infertility , of a person, means— an inability, for a reason beyond the person’s control, to conceive; or a genetically transmitted disorder giving rise to a significant risk that, if the person was a biological parent of a child, the child would not survive or the child’s health would be seriously impaired; or a condition giving rise to a significant risk that, if the person fell pregnant, the child would not be carried until the child could be delivered alive; or a condition giving rise to a significant risk that, if the person fell pregnant, the person would not survive or the person’s health would be seriously impaired. - (a) an inability, for a reason beyond the person’s control, to conceive; or - (b) a genetically transmitted disorder giving rise to a significant risk that, if the person was a biological parent of a child, the child would not survive or the child’s health would be seriously impaired; or - (c) a condition giving rise to a significant risk that, if the person fell pregnant, the child would not be carried until the child could be delivered alive; or - (d) a condition giving rise to a significant risk that, if the person fell pregnant, the person would not survive or the person’s health would be seriously impaired.