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Any medical and counselling information provided before treatment will always take into account the best interests of the future child.  \nThe purpose of this booklet is to explain the treatment process involved in using a known orde-identified sperm donor.  \n2  \nWhat is sperm donation?  \nSperm donation refers to the use of sperm, which has been donated by a third person or ‘donor’ to assist an individual, couple, or family, known as recipient(s), in their attempt to have a child.  \nTypes of donors  \nDonors are classified as either known or de-identified depending on the typeof relationship between the donor and recipient(s) .  \nDe-identified sperm donation is where the identity of the donor is not known to the recipient(s) at the time of treatment, although identifying information will be made available for access by the donor conceived children once they reach 18 years of age. De-identified donors are recruited locally by IVFAustralia or through partnerships with international sperm banks. The donated sperm is available for treatment to any IVFAustralia patient and can be used to create up to five families.  \nKnown sperm donation is where the identity of the donor is usually known to the recipient(s) and commonly where the donor and recipient have an existing relationship. A known donor may be a friend, family member or have been privately recruited. The donated sperm is only used for the treatment of one specific family.  \nPreparation of sperm donors  \nAt IVFAustralia we follow a careful process of preparation for sperm donation to try and prevent any potential genetic conditions or infectious diseases being passed onto the recipient or any children conceived.  \nIt is an Australian requirement that all donated sperm samples be kept quarantined (frozen) for three months and will not be released for treatment until follow-up testing is complete.  \nDonors and their family are also required to undergo counselling to consider all aspects and implications of becoming a sperm donor. We are extremely careful about who we accept as sperm donors in our program and not every potential donor will meet our strict medical and psychological criteria. If during the assessment process information arises that would have serious implications for the health of either the recipient or any children, the  \ndonor must give written consent for this information to be provided to the recipient(s), otherwise it may not be possible for the donation to proceed. Sperm donation is a generous gift however sometimes it may become apparent during the assessment process that a person is not suitable to be a sperm donor. If this arises, the issues will be discussed with the donor and they will not be able to proceed with the donation.  \n3  \nThe legal framework  \nIn Australia, all sperm donors are required to make their identity available to the children conceived from their donation when the child turns 18 years of age.  \nAll de-identified donors recruited by IVFAustralia, either in NSW or the ACT, must give written informed consent for their identifying information to be added to the NSW Health ART Central Register, if a child is born from their donation.  \nIn the case of a known donor, where donation and treatment occurs in the ACT, there is no requirement for their name to be added to the NSW Register as this is a NSW requirement only. 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