Proposed surrogacy laws ‘does not create’ legal recognition of child and parents

Proposed surrogacy laws ‘does not create’ legal recognition of child and parents
Proposed legislation to regulate surrogacy in Ireland does create a mechanism to recognise children as the legal children of both parents, a committee has been told (Dominic Lipinski/PA)

Proposed legislation to regulate surrogacy in Ireland does create a mechanism to recognise children as the legal children of both parents, a committee has been told.

Ciara Merrigan, chair of Irish Families Through Surrogacy, said there is a “big gap” in the current proposed legislation which does not allow for a legal parent-child relationship to be established.

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