Resources

Information about the donor-conceived adult network

This Guidance Note is intended to help registered ART providers comply with Condition 2.6 of the Authority’s Conditions for Registration (Effective 1 February 2020) (the Conditions for Registration) by providing additional information about the types of incidents that should be reported to the Authority. It does not act to limit the scope of Condition 2.6.

This guide is for clinics in Victoria seeking to import donor sperm or eggs (donor material) from an overseas sperm or egg provider on behalf of a class of individuals.

Information for donor-conceived people, recipient parents, donors and relatives and descendants thereof about applying to the Voluntary Register. This information sheet covers: How the Voluntary Register works Fee Who can apply? What information can be lodged? Matches/No match on the Voluntary Register

Information for donor-conceived people conceived from donations made before 1998 making an application to the Central Register

Information for donor-conceived people who have been contacted following a Central Register application by a donor

Information for pregnant donor recipients including required steps to be issued a birth certificate

Intra-cytoplasmic sperm injection (ICSI) is used for the same reasons as IVF, but especially to overcome sperm problems. Essentially, ICSI follows the same process as IVF, except ICSI involves the direct injection of a single sperm into each egg to achieve fertilisation.

This information sheet explains the possible emotional and physical health effects of IVF (in vitro fertilisation) and ICSI (intracytoplasmic sperm injection) for men and women. It also explains possible health outcomes for pregnancy and children born as a result of treatment. This brochure is also available in other languages see above for translations.

This information sheet explains the possible emotional and physical health effects of IVF (in vitro fertilisation) and ICSI (intracytoplasmic sperm injection) for men and women. It also explains possible health outcomes for pregnancy and children born as a result of treatment. This brochure is also available in other languages see above for translations.