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Pre-Natal Diagnostic Techniques Rules, 1996 - Conditions for conducting pre-natal diagnostic procedures

Definitions

Minimum requirements

Registration of Genetic Counselling Centre, Genetic Laboratory and Genetic Clinic

Maintenance and preservation of records

Conditions for conducting prenatal diagnostic procedures

Facilities for inspection, Procedure for search and seizure

Intimation of changes in employees, place or equipment

Conditions for analysis or test and prenatal diagnostic procedures

Meetings of the Advisory Committees, Allowances to members of the Central Supervisory Board

Public Information

SCHEDULE I

SCHEDULE II

SCHEDULE III

SCHEDULE III

FORM A

FORM B

FORM C

FORM D

FORM E

FORM F

FORM G

FORM H

5. Conditions for conducting pre-natal diagnostic procedures.-

(1) Before conducting any pre-natal diagnostic procedure, a written consent, as specified in Form G, in a language the pregnant woman understands, shall be taken from her:

      Provided that where a Genetic Clinic has taken a sample of any body tissue or body fluid and sent it to a Genetic Laboratory for analysis or test, it shall not be necessary for the Genetic Laboratory to obtain a fresh consent in Form G.

(2) All the State Governments and Union Territories may issue translation of Form G in languages used in the State or Union Territory and where no official translation in a language understood by the pregnant woman is available, the Genetic Clinic may translate Form G into a language she understands.

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