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Section 28 of the ''Family Law Act'' says that when the donor dies before the child is conceived and there is proof that the donor: | Section 28 of the ''Family Law Act'' says that when the donor dies before the child is conceived and there is proof that the donor: | ||
*consented to the use of the genetic <span class="noglossary">material</span> or embryo by | *consented to the use of the genetic <span class="noglossary">material</span> or embryo by their married or unmarried spouse, | ||
*consented to being the parent of a child conceived after | *consented to being the parent of a child conceived after their death, and | ||
*did not withdraw | *did not withdraw their consent before death, | ||
the parents of a child conceived with the genetic material or embryo are the deceased donor and the donor's married or unmarried spouse. | the parents of a child conceived with the genetic material or embryo are the deceased donor and the donor's married or unmarried spouse. | ||
