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CCQ, r. 12 - Regulation respecting the conduct of the mandatory information meeting in the context of certain parental projects involving surrogacy
Section 4
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4. For a parental project involving surrogacy in which the woman or the person who has agreed to give birth to the child is domiciled outside Québec, the information meeting on the psychosocial implications of such a parental project must also address
(1) the cultural and linguistic differences that the person alone or the spouses who formed the parental project may be confronted with and the impact of those differences on relations;
(2) the impact that geographical distance may have on the relations between the person alone or the spouses who formed the parental project and the woman or the person who has agreed to give birth to the child.
In force: 2024-06-06
4. For a parental project involving surrogacy in which the woman or the person who has agreed to give birth to the child is domiciled outside Québec, the information meeting on the psychosocial implications of such a parental project must also address
(1) the cultural and linguistic differences that the person alone or the spouses who formed the parental project may be confronted with and the impact of those differences on relations;
(2) the impact that geographical distance may have on the relations between the person alone or the spouses who formed the parental project and the woman or the person who has agreed to give birth to the child.
In force: 2024-06-06
4. For a parental project involving surrogacy in which the woman or the person who has agreed to give birth to the child is domiciled outside Québec, the information meeting on the psychosocial implications of such a parental project must also address
(1) the cultural and linguistic differences that the person alone or the spouses who formed the parental project may be confronted with and the impact of those differences on relations;
(2) the impact that geographical distance may have on the relations between the person alone or the spouses who formed the parental project and the woman or the person who has agreed to give birth to the child.
