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Providing technical, professional or medical services for a commercial surrogacy arrangement

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Chapter 4Miscellaneous
Part 1Offences

58 Providing technical, professional or medical services for a commercial surrogacy arrangement

(1)

A person must not intentionally provide a technical, professional or medical service to another person if—

(a)

the person knows the other person is, or intends to be, party to a commercial surrogacy arrangement; and

(b)

the person provides the service with the intention of assisting the other person to become pregnant for the purpose of the arrangement.

Maximum penalty—100 penalty units or 3 years imprisonment.

(2)

A person does not commit an offence under subsection (1) if the person provides a technical, professional or medical service to a woman after she has become pregnant.

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