Yes. The Infertility Treatment Act, which has been in effect since 1 November 2015, specifically regulates the use of reproductive cells and embryos. It stipulates the rules for qualifying patients and providing treatment with assisted reproduction methods, including insemination and IVF. The most important provisions:
The act provides only for the anonymous donation and reception of reproductive cells.
Regardless of the number of reserved donor eggs, the doctor decides on the number of fertilised cells.
Donor selection is based on the compatibility of phenotypic characteristics with recipients.
IVF treatment and insemination require qualification by a doctor at the INVICTA Clinic.
In vitro fertilisation and insemination procedures are only possible for a couple (a man and a woman).