Fidelma Healy Eames (Fine Gael) | Oireachtas source

I raised this issue last week and the Minister responded concerning the whole area of inter-generational and inter-family donation. The Minister said this would be dealt with in detail in the next Bill on artificial human reproduction. As we can see, there can be hundreds of computations. Once it takes off at that level into the multiple range of numbers and computations, unless there are some borders and limits put on this, how can it be determined to be child-centred? Surely it is definitely adult-centred. I am asking this from the point of view of debate. Have we now got to the point where all societal rules are bad and anything goes?