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Where am I now? Lawlink > Law Reform Commission > Publications > Report 58 (1988) - Artificial Conception: In Vitro Fertilization
Report 58 (1988) - Artificial Conception: In Vitro Fertilization Table of Contents Terms of Reference CHAPTER 1. BACKGROUND TO REPORT
B. Principles of Reference C. Membership of the Commission III. The Research Program IV. The Practice of IVF Footnotes CHAPTER 2. THE CURRENT STATE OF IVF REGULATION
B. Maternity and Paternity C. Ownership and Control of Reproductive Tissues D. Legislation Regulating the Practice of IVF
2. South Australia V. Recent International Developments
B. The Council of Europe CHAPTER 3. SUBMISSIONS, DEBATE AND PRINCIPLES
B. Major Objections to IVF
2. Costs of IVF Treatment 3. Other Implications 4. The Debate on Embryo Research 5. Conclusion
B. Personal Freedom and Individual Autonomy Footnotes CHAPTER 4. A NSW MODEL FOR REGULATION
B. Functions of the Council
2. To Formulate Guidelines for Practice and Research and to Liaise with other Advisory Bodies D. Strict Controls on Research
B. Membership V. Research Licences Footnotes CHAPTER 5. RECOMMENDATIONS
2. Functions
B. A Licensing System Controlled By The Dept of Health C. Medical Practitioners Only D. Clinics to be Licensed E. Admission to IVF Program F. Consent to Treatment G. Medical Misconduct H. Counselling of Patience I. No Special Legal Liability IV. Storage and Disposal of Embryo
B. Ten Year Limit on Storage C. Consents to Use and Disposal of Gametes D. Consents to Use and Disposal of Embryos
B. Code of Ethical Practice C. Access to Non-Identifying Information D. Access to Identifying Information E. Biomedical Council to Review F. Legislation to be Retrospective G. Confidentiality and the Donor H. Non-Disclosure by Donor I. Release of Health Information
B. Posthumous Conception C. Registration of Birth Appendix A: Minority Opinion On Embryo Research Appendix B: Schedule Of Organizations And Persons Who Made Submissions Appendix C: Select Bibliography
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