Assisted Reproductive Technology Act 2007
32CObjectives of central register—ART treatment
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32C Objectives of central register—ART treatment
32C Objectives of central register—ART treatment
The objectives of the central register, in relation to ART treatment, are as follows—
(a) to allow access to identifying information and certain non-identifying information about a donor by an adult offspring of the donor (who was born as a result of ART treatment using the donor’s donated gamete),
(b) to allow access to certain non-identifying information about an adult offspring of a donor by other offspring of the donor and to allow access to identifying information if the adult offspring consents,
(c) to allow access to certain non-identifying information about a donor and other offspring of the donor by a parent of a child offspring of the donor (who was born as a result of ART treatment using the donor’s donated gamete) and to allow access to identifying information about the donor in limited circumstances,
(d) to allow access to certain non-identifying information about an adult offspring of a donor (who was born as a result of ART treatment using the donor’s donated gamete) by the donor and to allow access to identifying information if the adult offspring consents,
(e) to allow access to certain non-identifying information about a child offspring of a donor (who was born as a result of ART treatment using the donor’s donated gamete) by the donor.
s 32C (previously s 34): Renumbered 2018 No 73, Sch 1 [36].