Human Reproductive Technology Act 1991

The CEO shall cause to be kept, in a place and manner approved by the Minister, registers —

containing current information supplied by, or otherwise obtained from, licensees in respect of —

the identity of participants; and

the outcome of procedures, showing the genetic origin of the human gametes, human egg undergoing fertilisation or human embryo used; and

the identity of children born as a result of an artificial fertilisation procedure, including the identity of each biological parent; and

such relevant demographic and clinical information,

showing the prescribed current information relating to —

licences, licensees other than persons to whom subparagraph (ii) applies, and persons approved as managers; and

persons to whom an exemption under section 28 applies, the conditions subject to which, and the procedures in relation to which, the exemption applies and whether the exemption is affected by a suspension;

information which has been so supplied or obtained under paragraph (a) or entered pursuant to paragraph (b), but is no longer current; and

setting out a record, complying with the prescribed requirements, of disciplinary proceedings under this Act; and

any information obtained from the NHMRC Licensing Committee established under section 13 of the Commonwealth Human Embryo Act in relation to any NHMRC licences held or applied for in this State; and

in relation to such other matters as may be prescribed.

A register kept for the purposes of subsection (1) shall be compiled in a manner which enables such information as a person is entitled to under this Act, or any other written law, to be made readily available but keeps secure the confidential nature of the remainder of the register.