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Continue »IVF mums can name pal as dad
MUMS who use sperm donors will be able to name anyone as the dad under new laws.
Women can put on the birth certificate a lesbian girlfriend or close pal.
But the “second parent” will then have legal responsibility for the tot — including paying towards its upbringing.
The only exception will be close blood relatives, who cannot be chosen.
The new law, approved by the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority, has been championed as a way of preventing discrimination.
The second legal parent will need to give consent to go on the birth certificate and that person will have to go through counselling.
But Baroness Ruth Deech, a former head of the HFEA, said: “What I object to is the falsification of the birth certificate, which is supposed to be a true record of the genetic origins of birth.
“It is absurd that anyone can be named as the father or the second parent.”
Yet supporters insist the rule is unlikely to be abused.
Lib Dem MP Evan Harris said: “This is a big step and is unlikely to be taken by someone who does not take their responsibilities seriously.”
MUMS who use sperm donors will be able to name anyone as the dad under new laws.
Women can put on the birth certificate a lesbian girlfriend or close pal.
But the “second parent” will then have legal responsibility for the tot — including paying towards its upbringing.
The only exception will be close blood relatives, who cannot be chosen.
The new law, approved by the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority, has been championed as a way of preventing discrimination.
The second legal parent will need to give consent to go on the birth certificate and that person will have to go through counselling.
But Baroness Ruth Deech, a former head of the HFEA, said: “What I object to is the falsification of the birth certificate, which is supposed to be a true record of the genetic origins of birth.
“It is absurd that anyone can be named as the father or the second parent.”
Yet supporters insist the rule is unlikely to be abused.
Lib Dem MP Evan Harris said: “This is a big step and is unlikely to be taken by someone who does not take their responsibilities seriously.”
