Assisted Reproductive Technology Regulation 2024
13Disclosure about birth parents and gamete providers—the Act, s 41F(1) and (2)
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13 Disclosure about birth parents and gamete providers—the Act, s 41F(1) and (2)
13 Disclosure about birth parents and gamete providers—the Act, s 41F(1) and (2)
The Secretary must, on application by a relevant person, disclose the following information held on the central register about each birth parent, or gamete provider under the surrogacy arrangement, of the relevant person—
(a) residential address,
(b) date of birth,
(c) place of birth,
(d) ethnicity and physical characteristics,
(e) medical history or genetic test results in relation to the following persons that are relevant to the future health of the relevant person or the relevant person’s descendants—
(i) the birth parent,
(ii) the gamete provider,
(iii) members of the birth parent’s family,
(iv) members of the gamete provider’s family.
Note—
The Act, section 41F also requires the name of the birth parent or gamete provider to be given. Information may be disclosed under section 41F only to a person who is an adult.