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Assisted Reproductive Technology Act 2007

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3 Objects of Act

The objects of this Act are—

(a) to prevent the commercialisation of human reproduction, and

(b) to protect the interests of the following persons—

(i) a person born as a result of ART treatment,

(ii) a person providing a gamete for use in ART treatment or for research in connection with ART treatment,

(iii) a woman undergoing ART treatment.

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