More links and websites
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Advisory Committee on Assisted Reproductive Technology
An independent advisory committee that formulates advice and guidelines to regulate assisted human reproduction.
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Ethics Committee on Assisted Reproductive Technology
The committee considers applications for assisted reproductive procedures or human reproductive research.
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Fertility Associates
The website of the largest fertility services provider in New Zealand.
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Fertility New Zealand
The website of a charitable trust that supports, advocates for and provides information to people who are affected by infertility.
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Natural Fertility
Natural Fertility New Zealand Incorporated is an organisation that teaches natural fertility management (conception and contraception).
More suggestions and sources
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Cameron, Jan. Why have children? A New Zealand case study. Christchurch: University of Canterbury Press, 1990.
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Coney, Sandra and Anne Else. Protecting our future: the case for greater regulation of assisted reproductive technology: a discussion document. Auckland: Women’s Health Action Trust, 1999.
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Daniels, Ken. Building a family with the assistance of donor insemination. Palmerston North: Dunmore Press, 2004.
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Glover, Marewa and Benedicta Rousseau. ‘“Your child is your whakapapa”: Māori considerations of assisted human reproduction and relatedness.’ Sites: a Journal of Social Anthropology and Cultural Studies 4, no. 20 (2007): 117–136.
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Goedeke, Sonja and Ken R. Daniels. 'Embryo donation or embryo adoption? Practice and policy in the New Zealand context'. International Journal of Law, Policy and the Family 31 (2017): 1–19.
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New Zealand Law Society (ed.) International adoption and surrogacy: family formation in the 21st century. New Zealand: NZLS CLE Ltd, 2014.
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Reynolds, Paul and Cherryl Smith (eds). The gift of children: Māori and infertility. Wellington: Huia Publishers, 2012.
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Shaw, Rhonda. ‘Rethinking reproductive gifts as body projects.’ Sociology 42, no. 1 (2008): 117–136.
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Wilson, Debra. ‘Surrogacy in New Zealand.’ New Zealand Law Journal 401 (2016): 401–409.