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The Health and Welfare minister in Taipei announced that surrogacy costs need further review. The MOHW plans to allow altruistic surrogacy, focusing on protecting all parties.

Taiwan’s Health Ministry plans to propose changes to the Assisted Reproduction Act by year-end, extending rights to same-sex couples and single women. The draft, reviewed since May, addresses surrogacy concerns and aims to protect children’s interests.

Discover the concerns surrounding Taiwan’s Assisted Reproduction Act amendment, as a survey shows 90% find it lacking and 73% oppose surrogacy legalization. Read more on the public’s stance and the debate it sparks.

Discover how Taiwan’s Assisted Reproduction Act amendment could boost the birth rate by 3% by including same-sex couples, single women, and surrogate mothers. Read insights from Lee Maw-sheng on the potential impact and challenges.

Taiwan’s Minister of Health and Welfare, Hsueh Jui-yuan, confirms planned amendments to the ＂Assisted Reproduction Act＂ will include changes to surrogacy policies, extending coverage to same-sex partners, single women, and surrogate mothers. The draft law will be made public early next year and reviewed by the Executive Yuan by the year’s end. Presidential candidates have called for surrogacy policy consideration, with Ko Wen-je inviting a long-term surrogacy policy advocate for discussion. The amendments are not influenced by Ko’s political platform. The ongoing effort to amend the law has been ongoing for two-and-a-half years, with a preliminary draft of 42 articles finalized and 13 expert meetings held. The revision aims to protect children’s rights while addressing same-sex marriage, single women, and surrogacy issues. Surrogacy services will require professional consultation and legal contracts to outline rights and obligations for both parties.