Government to defer legislating for international surrogacy services
The forthcoming assisted human reproduction bill will have no international dimension because of potential legal difficulties
The government will only legislate for domestic surrogacy in the forthcoming assisted human reproduction bill and will not deal with international surrogacy until a later date, the Business Post has learned.
The new bill will create a regulatory framework around surrogacy and many aspects of assisted reproduction for the first time.
The government had hoped to introduce a regulatory framework around the rights of children and parents who use international surrogacy services as part of ...
