A.R.T., surrogacy and legal parentage : a comparative legislative review
Magri, Sonia and Seymour, John 2004, A.R.T., surrogacy and legal parentage : a comparative legislative review, Victorian Law Reform Commission, Melbourne, Vic.
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A.R.T., surrogacy and legal parentage : a comparative legislative review
This is one of three Occasional Papers published by the Victorian Law Reform Commission as part of the Commission's work on assisted reproduction and adoption. A central issue which arises in the context of assisted reproduction is how to recognise and protect the best interests of children who are conceived through assisted reproduction. The three Occasional Papers deal with different aspects of this question. This Paper examines how laws in the other Australian states, and in the United States, United Kingdom and Canada regulate access to assisted reproduction, control the use of surrogacy and deal with issues relating to parentage of children conceived through assisted reproduction. Generally, this legislation gives priority to protecting the best interests of children, but the way in which this is done varies considerably.
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Occasional Paper commissioned by Victorian Law Reform Commission
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9780975149751 097514975X
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eng
Field of Research
189999 Law and Legal Studies not elsewhere classified
Socio Economic Objective
970118 Expanding Knowledge in Law and Legal Studies
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