Introduction and first reading Second reading and referral to committee Committee report presented Concurrence at report stage Third reading First reading Debate at second reading Committee report presented Debate at third reading Debate at third reading Royal assent Assisted Human Reproduction (Health Canada) Nouvelle

loi sur les technologies de reproduction : accouchement prévu en 2002. Clones, controversy, and criminal law: a comment on the proposal for legislation governing assisted human reproduction Filiation and assisted reproductive technology Reproductive technologies and human experimentation : a Jewish perspective Who's my birth father?

Brickbats and bouquets for the draft legislation on assisted human reproduction Public meets private: challenges for informed consent and umbilical cord blood banking in Canada The Research Involving Embryos and Prohibition of Human Cloning Bill 2002: procedure and practice issues in its passage throught the House of Representatives A plea for transparency in Canada's 'new government' Le 'nouveau gouvernment' du Canada - Plaidoyer en faveur de la transparence Giving away the 'gift of life': surrogacy and the Canadian Assisted Human Reproduction Act Blood simple Proceeding with insufficient care: a comment on the susceptibility of the Assisted Human Reproduction Act to challenge under

Section of the Charter The issues involved in cloning: sociology and bioethics Comparative perspectives on the regulation of assisted reproductive technologies in the United Kingdom and Canada The future of cord blood banking in Canada Les discours religieux dans l'espace public de la bioéthique Stem cell research Stem cells, politics and the progress paradigm Science, religion, and the politics of stem cells Regulation of human stem cell research in Japan and Canada: a comparative analysis The NAC's organizational practices and the politics of assisted reproductive technologies in Canada The Human Tissue Act A constitutional defence of the federal ban on human cloning for research purposes Path dependence and value-driven issues: the comparative politics of stem cell research Promotion versus precaution: the evolution of biotechnology policy in the United States La compétence fédérale et le projet de

loi sur la procréation assistée Cloning and consensus: Bill C-6 Clonage et consensus: le projet de loi C-6 Consistency and privacy : do these legal principles mandate gamete donor anonymity? The regulation of science and the Charter of Rights: would a ban on non-reproductive human cloning unjustifiably violate freedom of expression? Let's try again ... this time with feeling: Bill C-6 and new reproductive technologies Le point sur ... le clonage reproductif (dossier) Vers un eugénisme libéral? Un embryon de loi pour l'industrie du vivant Le clonage reproductif : l'homme à l'égal de Dieu?

Réflexions sur le clonage humain dans une perspective éthico-juridique et de droit comparé Gene patents, human clones, and biotechnology policy: the challenges created by globalization Mum's the word: donor anonymity is assisted reproduction Privacy and assisted human reproduction: a discussion paper Stem cell technology: practical, theological and ethical implications International initiatives Spare embryos and stem cell research: consent issues Un embryon de loi pour l'industrie du vivant Regulating the creation of novel beings C-13, The Assisted Human Reproduction Act: examining the arguments against a regulatory approach Defining a policy rationale for the criminal regulation of reproductive technologies A constitutional analysis of the proposed ban on non-reproductive human cloning: an unjustified violation of freedom of expression?

Donate a definition Betwixt and between human stem cell guidelines and legislation