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Sections 6, 7, 8, 9 and 11 of the regulation describe the conditions that have to be met before the expenses of someone donating sperm or eggs or a surrogate mother can be reimbursed.
Under section 8 of the legislation, the ''Assisted Human Reproduction Act'', someone who donates sperm or eggs must consent, in writing, to the use of their sperm or eggs to make an embryo. The [https://canlii.ca/t/7z6h regulation] that says how consent under section 8 is to be given, describes the information a donor has to be given about the intended use of their sperm or eggs, and the things that have to be in the written consent. The regulation also says that a donor who wants to withdraw their consent has to give notice of the withdrawal of their consent in writing.
The ''Assisted Human Reproduction Act'' and its regulations are highly technical and can be difficult to get through. If you are planning on having a child by assisted reproduction, it's important to speak to a lawyer who specializes in assisted reproduction. They'll be able to tell you what you can and can't do, and what the rules are.