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11 Definition

In this part—

relevant person means an adult—

(a) who was born as a result of a surrogacy arrangement, and

(b) whose parentage has been transferred by a parentage order.

Previous sectionPart 3Central register—surrogacy information

Next section12Information to be entered in central register—the Act, s 41B(1)

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