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New Zealand proposes simpler surrogacy laws to ease birth registration, but current complex system persists.
New Zealand's outdated surrogacy laws, based on a 1955 Adoption Act, complicate the process for intended parents, involving lawyers, ethics committees, and child welfare agencies.
The proposed law change aims to simplify this by recognizing surrogates and intended parents as guardians temporarily, allowing for easier birth registration without the need for adoption.
Despite promises to fast-track the bill, the current complex and costly system remains in place.
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