Government to approve amendments to proposed legislation on assisted human reproduction


                Health Minister Stephen Donnelly is due to bring a memo to Cabinet to approve amendments to the Assisted Human Reproduction Bill.

Health Minister Stephen Donnelly is due to bring a memo to Cabinet to approve amendments to the Assisted Human Reproduction Bill.

The Government will on Tuesday approve a series of amendments to proposed legislation on assisted human reproduction to allow for international surrogacy to be regulated.

Health Minister Stephen Donnelly is due to bring a memo to Cabinet to approve amendments to the Assisted Human Reproduction Bill, which will provide for the regulation of international surrogacy alongside recognising past surrogacy agreements.

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