House of Assembly Fifty-Third Parliament, Second Session (53-2) 53 2 Parliament of South Australia House of Assembly published Bills Statutes Amendment (Surrogacy Eligibility) Bill Statutes Amendment (Surrogacy Eligibility) Bill Statutes Amendment (Surrogacy Eligibility) Bill Final Stages Final Stages The Legislative Council agreed to the bill with the amendments indicated by the following schedule, to which amendments the Legislative Council desires the concurrence of the House of Assembly: No. 1. New clauses, page 2, after line 11—Before clause 4 insert: 3A—Amendment of section 3—Interpretation Section 3—after the definition of recognised surrogacy agreement insert: registered objector—see section 8(3). 3B—Amendment of section 6—Eligibility for registration Section 6—after its present contents (now to be designated as subsection (1)) insert: (2)	The fact that an applicant for registration has a religious objection to the provision of assisted reproductive treatment to another on the basis of the other's sexual orientation or gender identity, or marital status is not, of itself, grounds for finding that a person is not fit and proper to be registered. 3C—Amendment of section 8—Registration (1)	Section 8(2)—after paragraph (b) insert: (ab)	if the person notifies the Minister that the person has a religious objection to the provision of assisted reproductive treatment to another on the basis of the other's sexual orientation or gender identity, or marital status—that fact; and (2)	Section 8—after subsection (2) insert: (3)	A person referred to in subsection (2)(ab) may, for the purposes of this or any other Act, be referred to as a registered objector. (4)	The Minister must publish the Register on a website maintained by the Minister for the purpose. No. 2. Clause 4, page 2, line 14 [clause 4(1), inserted paragraph (ba)]— Before 'a condition' insert 'subject to subsection (1a),' No. 3. Clause 4, page 3, after line 6—After subclause (3) insert: (4)	Section 9—after subsection (1) insert: (1a)	Section 9(1)(ba) does not apply to a registered objector but, in that case, it is instead a condition of the registered objector's registration that the registered objector take steps to refer the person seeking assisted reproductive treatment to another person who is registered under this Part. No. 4. Clause 5, page 3, after line 17—After inserted subsection (2) insert: (2a)	Despite subsection (2), the refusal by a person who is a registered objector within the meaning of the Assisted Reproductive Treatment Act 1988 to provide assisted reproductive treatment to another on the basis of the other's sexual orientation or gender identity, or marital status will not be taken to be refusal of a service to which this Act applies. No. 5. Clause 9, page 4, lines 29 to 32 (inclusive) [clause 9, inserted subsection (2a)(e)]— Delete paragraph (e) and substitute: (e)	either— (i)	it appears to be unlikely in the circumstances that a commissioning parent would become pregnant, or be able to carry a pregnancy or give birth (whether because of infertility, other medical reasons, risk to an unborn child or for some other reason); or (ii)	there appears to be a risk that a serious genetic defect, serious disease or serious illness would be transmitted to a child born to a commissioning parent; or (iii)	there appears to be a risk that becoming pregnant or giving birth to a child would result in physical harm to a female commissioning parent (being harm of a kind, or of a severity, unlikely to be suffered by females becoming pregnant or giving birth generally); At 17:39 the house adjourned until Wednesday 15 February 2017 at 11:00.